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• Director


  Responsible for creating a coherent and consistent artistic concept/vision. The assistant director helps the director in communicating these ideas to the cast and crew.
• Stage Manager


  The coordinator and organizer of the production.
• Music/Musical Director


  In charge of music and singing in the production.
• Set Designer

  Draws a design for the performance space that incorporates the requirements of the script, director, musical director, and the choreographer.
• Choreographer


  Responsible for designing dances that are consistent with the director's artistic interpretation and coordinate with the cast's movements before and after the dance, and for teaching the choreography to the casts.
• Sound Designer

  In charge of locating all the needed music and sound effects.
• Publicity/Advertising

  Develops a publicity plan and schedule.
• Publicity/Program Designer

  Develops a motif consistent with the play.
• Make-Up & Hair Designer

  Responsible for making sure that there are make up and supplies for the show.
• Property Manager

  Coordinates with the director and stage manager to figure out what props are needed.
• Painting

  • Two dimensional form of art that showcases artistic expression created on a flat surface
  • Images are made by applying pigment on a prepared surface using typically one or a combination of the following tools: brush, palette knife, spray, finger, etc.
  • Medium: oil, acrylic, watercolor, poster color, pastel, ink, etc.
• Sculpture


  • Three dimensional artworks
  • Sculptures are made by either adding or subtracting materials
  • Subtraction is used in Carving, while addition is seen in Sculpting technique like molding, casting & welding
• Sculpture Types

  • Free Standing Sculptures
  • Reliefs (low or bas relief - projects slightly from the flat surface, high relief - prominently raised against background, giving the sculpture more dimensionality)
  • Assemblage (French artist Jean Dubuffet in 1952)
• Pottery


  • The art & craft of making pots & other wares using clay or mud
  • Studio Pottery is a handmade one-of-a-kind Ceramic that is sought after by the collector
• Pottery Example

  • Ugu Bigyan of Tigong, Quezon
• 4.CARVING-is the art of manipulating & creating objects by subtracting & shaping Solid materials such as Wood & stone.

  5. WEAVING - is the art of interlacing threads or Fibers to create textile, Fabric or other Similar products.

  
  

  6. METAL WORK-art of creating & manipulating metal to create various items such as jewellery, weapons, etc.

  
  

  7. PERFORMANCE ART- is a mix of visual arts & performing arts.

  
  

  8. INSTALLATION ART-arrangement of objects in a given space.

  
  

  9.PRINTMAKING-rokers to transferring images From a Firm surface, such as metal or a pliable surface wood to a

  
  

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• Film


  A movie, motion picture, or sequence of moving pictures which is typically shown on television or in a cinema. It is a work of visual art used to simulate experiences that communicate ideas, stories, perceptions, feelings beauty, or atmosphere through the use of moving images.
• Broadcasting


  Transmission of programs or information by radio or television.
• Filmmaking in the Philippines

  • Became an industry in the 1950's
  • The 1970's was a remarkable era in the history of cinema in the Philippines
• Alternative filmmakers in the Philippines

  • Started producing highly critical and imaginative works
  • These alternative films include animation, traditional documentaries, docu-dramas, experimental films, mixed media, short features, and many others
• Elements of films


  • Time
  • Space
  • Narrative
  • Cinematography
  • Mise-en-sence
  • Editing
• Time


  1. Physical time

  2. Psychological time

  3. Dramatic time
• Space


  • Scale
  • Shooting angle
  • Lighting
  • Sound
• Narrative


  Ancient art of storytelling (story, characters, setting)
• Cinematography


  "Writing in movement", the way in which shot is framed, lit, toned and colored
• Mise-en-sence


  "Putting on stage", everything that appears in a frame to invoke storytelling (Sets, locations, actors, props, costumes, light and shadow)
• Editing


  "The key to cinema", an editor uses time and continuity as tools in presenting the narrative
• Cutting or editing


  1. Joining one shot with another, making sure that these two shots are logically connected

  2. Transitions are used for emphasis or for smooth changing of one shot to another, such as dissolved fade, and turn-over
• Camera movement


  • The way a camera shifts to visually narrate and shape a viewer's perspective of the scene
• Framing


  • Helps in bringing balance to the film as it is viewed
  • Can also get the attention of the audience and sustain the attention
• Forms and styles of film

  • Featured films
  • Short film
  • Film adaptations
  • Animated films
  • Historical film
  • Religious film
  • Biographical film
  • Documentary film
  • Indie film
• A feature-length film is a narrative film (motion picture or movie) with a running time long enough to be considered the sole presentation in a commercial entertainment program. Basically, a film that runs for more than 40 minutes is considered a feature film.
• A short film is any motion picture that is short enough in running time not to be considered a feature film (Less than 40minutes).
• A film adaptation is a cinematic work adapted from a piece of non-film source material which can either be a work of fiction or nonfiction.
• Animated films are ones in which individual drawings, paintings or illustrations are photographed frame by frame (stop frame cinematography). Animation is a method of photographing a successive drawing, models or even puppets to create an illusion of movement in a sequence.
• Historical films show past events or are set within a historical period.
• Religious films are those often made by devout members of a faith (largely Christians), with an intended audience usually being other members of that faith. Plots often focus on characters' struggles with faith and overcoming oppression.
• A biographical film (biopic) is a type of motion picture that tells the life story of a non-fictional, real person. It is a film that dramatizes the life of a non-fictional or historically-based person or people.
• A documentary film is a non-fictional motion-picture intended to "document reality, primarily for the purposes of instruction, education or maintaining a historical record".
• An independent film is a feature film or short film that is produced outside the major film studio system, in addition to being produced and distributed by independent entertainment companies (no major movie studio or production company financially backing it).