LESSON 3

• Integrated Arts Production


  A type of art production that involves many different aspects and resources to make it possible
• Things to consider in putting up an art production

  • Methods
  • Materials
  • Machine
  • Manpower
• Methods


  1. Determine the standard procedure of a production

  2. Provide the structure or framework which will be its foundation

  3. Also called the production plan
• Contents of the production plan

  • Objectives or goals
  • Materials
  • Procedures
  • Manpower assignment
  • Target date of finish
• Materials


  The artwork to be produced and presented to the audience such as the script, playwright, music, and choreography
• Concept


  The main idea, message, context, or story that needs to be conveyed
• Machine


  The materials, machines, or equipment to be used in the production
• Manpower


  The production team, each assigned to specific activities in the plan
• Manpower roles


  • Concept writers
  • Researchers
  • Director
  • Producers
  • Choreographers
  • Performing artists
  • Crew
• Planning and production go simultaneously. There is no production without any planning.
• Some contemporary artists do not study fine arts or any other formal studies about arts. Some artists seek inspirations from the people or environment where they live.
• To produce an art, it is important to conceptualize the art as to the message, emotions or story it purposely conveys to the audience.
• The process of production does not happen as fast as people imagine. The artist makes trials or revisions to produce the desired art.
• Production planning


  The rigorous planning ability required for an artistic production
• Basic details of a production

  • Type of production
  • Title or name of production
  • Venue or platform
  • Target audience
  • Date of implementation
  • Resources
  • Objectives
• Type of production


  Exhibit, concert, play, etc.
• Title or name of production

  Catchy, memorable, and unique
• Venue


  The physical space where the production will be executed
• Platform


  An avenue for digital productions, such as social media sites, radio shows, etc.
• Target audience


  The demographic group which the production primarily targets
• Date of implementation


  The realistic date that gives enough time for preparation
• Resources


  Manpower, machineries, and financial considerations
• Objectives


  The goals for the production, written in infinitives (to + verb) and SMART (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time bound)
• Objectives or goals - the end-result or the outcomes

  of the production
• Procedures - the activities that need to be done
• Materials - the main concept and/or storyline
• Manpower assignment - the person assigned for a

  particular activity
• Target date of finish - the activity’s date of finish
• Materials - the artwork that is to be produced and presented to the audience such as the script, playwright, music, and choreography.
• Materials - This refers to the artwork to be produced and

  presented to the audience such as the script,

  playwright, music, and choreography. A material

  must have a concept.
• Concept - is the main idea, message, context, or story that needs to be conveyed.
• Machine - the materials, machines, or equipment to be used in the production. These may refer to the physical materials in a production design such as the stage, lighting, sound systems, or any technological medium.
• Manpower - refers to the production team.
• Concept writers - create and write the storyline and/or script
• Researchers - research to ensure a properly contextualized and

  well-informed production
• Director - the head of the production; the one whose vision

  manifests the most in the production
• Choreographers - produce the act and the motions in the storyline

  to be executed by the artists
• Performing artists - lead the roles in the storyline
• Producers - produce machineries and manages the manpower
• Crew - the associates in the production