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Cards (21)

  • Disciplines of Art
    • Art Production
    • Art Criticism
    • Art History
    • Aesthetics
  • Art Production
    Creation of expressive images through tools, mastery, and techniques
  • Art Criticism
    Seeks answers for the perception and description of works of art
  • Art History
    • The study of art, past and present, and its contributions to culture and society
    • Historical, social, and cultural contexts, focusing on time, tradition, and style
  • Aesthetics
    • Refers to the nature, beauty, and value of art
    • Process of experiencing the world and how this experience affects perception, thought, and action
  • Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan
    • An award that acknowledges folk and indigenous artists who, despite the modern times, remain true to their traditions
    • Administered by the NCCA
  • Qualifications for Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan
    • An inhabitant of an indigenous cultural community that has preserved indigenous cultures
    • Must have engaged in a folk art tradition that has been in existence for at least 50 years
    • Must possess a mastery of tools and materials needed by the art
    • Must have passed on/or will pass on to other members of the community
  • Benefits for Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan Awardees
    • For individual awardee: Php 200,000 cash award, lifetime personal monthly stipend of Php 50,000, medical and hospitalization benefits not exceeding Php 750,000 per year, a state funeral, a place of honor
    • For group awardee: One-time award of Php 200,000, a state funeral, a place of honor
  • Order of National Artists
    • Highest national recognition given to Filipino individuals who have made significant contributions to the development of Philippine arts
    • Administered by the NCCA and CCP
  • Benefits for Order of National Artists Awardees
    • Cash award of Php 200,000 for living awardees
    • Cash award of Php 150,000 for posthumous awardees
    • A monthly life pension (Php 50,000)
    • Medical and hospitalization benefits not exceeding Php 750,000
    • Life insurance coverage
    • A state funeral and burial at the Libingan ng mga Bayani
    • A place of honor
  • Philosophical Positions in Art Criticism
    • Formalism
    • Semiotics
    • Marxism
    • Feminism
    • Post-colonialism
  • Formalism
    Based upon the aesthetic assessment of artworks that gives priority to elements such as line, shape, and color
  • Semiotics
    • Analyzes how signs and symbols within artworks convey meaning and cultural significance
    • The foremost scholar was linguist Ferdinand de Saussure
  • Types of Signs (Charles Peirce)

    • Iconic - a close physical resemblance to what it signifies
    • Symbolic - has no resemblance but rather our knowledge that helps us understand the meaning of these signs (Ex: gender symbols)
    • Indexical - the cause-and-effect relationship between the sign and the meaning of the sign (Ex: smoke signifies fire)
  • Marxism
    • Originates from Karl Marx
    • Deals with the political implications of art
  • Feminism
    • Oppression of groups (especially women) in a given society with the oppression of their belief systems
    • A feminist standpoint is one that focuses on women as artists
  • Post-colonialism
    Looks at issues of power, economics, politics, and religion & culture and how these elements work in relation to colonial hegemony (western colonizers controlling the colonized)
  • Production Timeline & Crew for Filmmaking
    • Pre-production: Executive Producer, Producer, Director, Assistant Director, Writer, Storyboard Artist
    • Production: Cinematographer or Director of Photography, Sound Recordist, Production Designer, Wardrobe and Makeup, Cast
    • Post-production: Editor, Colorist, Sound Designer, Musical Scorer
  • Filmmaking Teams/Departments
    • Script & Storyboard - Develops the script and creates visual storyboards to guide the production process
    • Camera & Sound - Handles all aspects of filming and audio recording
    • Art Department - Designs and creates the visual elements of the film
    • Editing - Compiles and edits the footage into a final, polished product, maintaining narrative coherence and artistic integrity
    • Sound - Enhances the auditory experience of the film through sound design, music selection, and audio mixing
    • Cast - The actors who bring the script to life on screen
  • Logline
    A brief (one or two sentences) summary of a film and describes the central conflict and hooks the reader
  • Elements of a Movie Poster
    • Title
    • Actors
    • Director
    • Producer
    • Visual Representation of the Film
    • Release Date
    • Production Crew