4 performing arts

• New wave

  International movement that made it possible for directors to not follow traditional techniques for films
• Cinemalaya

  Film festival that help in gaining recognition for the films
• Performance art

  Not for entertainment but instead to convey a message in a dramatic manner. Performance artists challenge the audience to think about an issue
• Theater arts

  Uniquely use a specific language that applies to visual and auditory elements, media techniques, and conventions
• Proscenium

  Also called a picture frame stage.
• Arena

  • Circle stage
  • The stage is set the center surrounded by audience and all four sides
• Thrust

  A stage with three sides for the audience sit and arrange in a semicircle that encloses the stage
• Flexible theater

  "Black box" because they are big empty boxed spaces painted black inside
• Created then found

  This can be any kind of structure that maintains its original architectural elements
• Psychological realism

  Focuses on the problems of individuals. Describing an diagnosing their anguish and joy, ambition and frustration their hope and despair
• Social realism

  Separates and roots individuals problems within the larger picture of a classic
• Brechtian style

  • Bertolt Brecht
  • Intention to appeal to audience's intellect
• Musical performances

  Uses music and dance heavily in the play
• Documentary styles

  Used in plays dealing with historical events and persons
• Short plays

  Dula-tula or drama-poem
• Dance

  Inspired by folk dances and are blended with contemporary characteristics
• Ryan cayabyab

  Writes music for full length ballet theater musicals choral and orchestral pieces
• Francisco feliciano

  Produced more than 30 major works in the include operas music dramas liturgical pieces hymns and song for worships