Art 10 3rd Quarter Reviewer (Philippine Film Industry) PDF

ART 10 3RD QUARTER REVIEWER Philippine Film Industry 1.​ Definition of Film ○​ A sequence of images creating the illusion of movement. 2.​ Early Philippine Cinema ○​ Silent films with live musical scores in theaters. 3.​ Golden Age of Philippine Cinema (1950s & 1980s...

ART 10 3RD QUARTER REVIEWER Philippine Film Industry 1.​ Definition of Film ○​ A sequence of images creating the illusion of movement. 2.​ Early Philippine Cinema ○​ Silent films with live musical scores in theaters. 3.​ Golden Age of Philippine Cinema (1950s & 1980s) ○​ Known for socially relevant and critically acclaimed films. ○​ Emergence of independent studios and prominent filmmakers. 4.​ Impact of Amusement Tax ○​ Increases ticket costs, limiting audience accessibility. 5.​ Challenges in the Philippine Film Industry ○​ Competition from foreign films. ○​ High production costs. ○​ Limited access to technology for quality production. 6.​ Globalization and Philippine Films ○​ Opportunities for international recognition. ○​ Support for independent films focusing on experimental and socially relevant themes. 7.​ Characteristics of Independent Films ○​ Low-budget productions. ○​ Emphasis on social issues and unique storytelling. 8.​ Filipino Values in Films ○​ Integration of Filipino culture and modern storytelling techniques. Filipino Filmmakers and Advocacies 1.​ Notable Directors: ○​ Brillante Mendoza ○​ Lino Brocka ○​ Marilou Diaz-Abaya 2.​ Modern Filmmaking Goals ○​ Advocating social change. ○​ Preserving cultural identity through storytelling. Philippine Television and Animation 1.​ Introduction to TV (1950s)  ○​ Genres: News, drama, comedy, variety shows. 2.​ Characteristics of Philippine TV ○​ Incorporation of Filipino values and traditions. 3.​ Milestones in Animation ○​ Creation of Urduja as a significant animated project. ○​ Contributions of Filipino animators to international projects like Avatar: The Last Airbender and Up. 4.​ Challenges in Philippine TV and Animation ○​ Competition from online streaming platforms. ○​ Piracy. ○​ Lack of financial support for local animators. 5.​ Major TV Networks: ○​ GMA Network ○​ ABS-CBN Philippine Print and Digital Media 1.​ Rise of Digital Media ○​ Artists use online platforms to reach wider audiences. ○​ Integration of multimedia and interactive content in digital news. 2.​ Characteristics of Filipino Advertising ○​ Use of vibrant colors, local traditions, and cultural patterns. 3.​ Typography in Media ○​ Bold, clear fonts reflecting Filipino themes. 4.​ Digital Media’s Impact on Artists ○​ Direct connections with audiences through social media. ○​ Promotion of works globally. 5.​ Notable Filipino Artist: ○​ Larry Alcala (Graphic design and digital art). Product and Industrial Art 1.​ Definition ○​ Combines functionality and aesthetics for mass production. 2.​ Examples of Philippine Product and Industrial Art ○​ Traditional weaving (e.g., banig). ○​ Furniture (e.g., butaka chair). ○​ Jeepney (iconic design and cultural symbolism). 3.​ Materials ○​ Indigenous resources: Rattan, bamboo, abaca. ○​ Reflect sustainability and cultural heritage.  4.​ Modern Applications ○​ Packaging design for local products like tsokolate tablea and dried mangoes. 5.​ Key Characteristics ○​ Blending traditional Filipino craftsmanship with modern innovation. Study Tips ​ Focus on the historical evolution of the Philippine media industry. ​ Understand the contributions of notable Filipino directors, animators, and designers. ​ Analyze how local culture is reflected in films, TV, advertising, and industrial art. ​ Review sample advertisements, movie excerpts, and designs for cultural themes. Study thoroughly and GOOD LUCK!