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Musical play, oxford reference

According to _______________ ,it is a play in which

*music, usually in the form of songs, is essential to

the narrative.

direct patient care/hands-on care imaging and diagnostics health care facility and support health informatics or business research and development

what are the different health careers

musical play or musical theatre, love, anger, humor, and pathos,

a theatrical

performance that includes four major elements: songs,

spoken dialogue, acting, and dance. The emotional

content of musical theatre, mainly its story and aspects

like __________________________, are communicated

via words, movement, music, and technical

enhancement, all integrated together into one.

songs,

spoken dialogue, acting, and dance

four major elements of musical play

songs

are short pieces of music,

typically intertwined with words. It is

a unique combination of vocals and

melody. But not all _________involve

vocals, though. Instrumental pieces

like music without words are also

composed to mimic the voice in a

_________-.

dialogue

traditionally defined as a

conversation between two or more

individuals. But did you know that

spoken dialogue in theater is a little

different? While it has the semblance

of a conversation, it works in a

structural, multidimensional,

purposeful, and almost engineered

manner.

conveys

information, gives insight into

characters, and expresses emotions. A

powerful and meaningful dialogue

adds character to musical theater.

dance

Much like acting, ________ is a type

of performing art that involves

sequences of bodily movement

purposefully designed or

improvised on the spot.
is

a visual experience and is often

symbolic.

choreography,

history, age, and place of origin.

dance can be categorized

based on its

acting

a performing art that

involves movement, intonation,

gestures, and more to bring a

fictional character to life. It is defined

as the ability to react to imaginary

stimuli instead of exhibitionism,

mimicry, or imitation. __________- breathes

life into the words of the playwright,

adding soul to a character.

crucial

Acting is a

___________element of art, so much so

that many artists believe art is

nothing without acting.

imaginary

stimuli

exhibitionism,

mimicry, or imitation.

acting is defined

as the ability to react to _____________ instead of _______________

Renaissance Period, lucrative, Director

During the __________________, Theater

production was quite a ___________business,

the __________ was the one in charge of the

finances and organization of the actors and

crews.

Director

Nowadays, the ___________ concerns himself

more on the production rather than finances.

_________has arguably one of the most

important and difficult jobs in theater

production.

director

He is involved in all creative aspects of

theater and brings it together to create a

unified production.

Interpretation and analysis of the story, the

script, and the characters.

He is also in charge of the auditioning and

hiring the appropriate actors to play the role.

He collaborates with different designers of

different aspect of the production

He is charged with the rehearsal and

performance of actor.

what are the director’s tasks

actor

The most important visual component of

theater. He/she uses his/her acting talents to

portray a character with credibility.

an audible

voice, understands human behavior, and be

physically fit.

An effective actor should have

singing,

dancing and other through workshops and

trainings.

Other actors develop other skills like

choreographer

In charge with the dance and other lyrical

movement of a play. He/she has to make sure

that the style of dance used is aligned with the

director’s artistic vision.

in charge of rehearsals

that deal with these dances and has to be

flexible to deal with the non-dancers of the

production who might need extra support and

training master the movement.

stage manager

They work closely with the director and provides

support to other people in the production. He keeps

track of the scheduling and the decisions of the

director and communicates these to the production.

stage manager

He makes sure that the play runs smoothly.

They organizes the non-creative aspects of the

theater production so that the director can focus on

the creative aspects of theater production.

light designer

The person in charge with deciding the types of light

appropriate for a scene.

His/her manipulation of lights can evoke mood,

indicate the time of the day, reinforce scene, etc.

They work closely with the director to make sure it

follows the director’s artistic vision and other

aspects of production like set design, costume,

choreography among others.

set designer

In charge with the production of the props

that includes all the space used for theater

production.

Collaborates with the director to make

sure it follows his/her vision for the play.

They help the audience know the time

period the play is set.

In charge of a team of his/her own that will

be responsible for the construction of the

set.

costume designer

They creates a distinct style of

dress for the actors which the

audience can differentiate the

major and minor characters.

Collaborates with the director

just like the rest of the design

team .

In charge with the attires and

clothes worn by the characters in

the performance.

director

actor

choreographer

stage manager

light designer

set designer

costume designer

what are the 7 people in the theater play

Contemporary dancing

prepares the body and

mind. It ranges from many movement

possibilities such as forms, qualities and

dynamics that allow the dance to achieve

healthy practices that promote the development

of holistic well-being.

contemporary dance

A dance performance closely

related to modern dance, ballet

and other classical dance styles.

It has a combination of strong

techniques of footwork with

improvisations characteristics

of modern dance.

choreography

Used in contemporary dance. It

is a series of expressive

movement patterns with the

inclusion of popular themes or

social issues. Performers create

freestyle movements to give

emphasis on a topic and

express emotions through their

dance.

contemporary ballet

A technique is used in contemporary

dance because it has elements of

classical ballet and modern dance that

allows greater range of upper body

movements. The ideas and innovations

of the modern dance, which includes

floor work and turn-in of the legs,

makes it more appealing and

entertaining to the audience.

dance improvisation

Technique allows dancer

to create movements

spontaneously. This is

commonly used in

contemporary dance

because it is less

technical, strict, and

impulsive.

modern dance

This technique does not have

any set of rules. This allows

the dancers to create

movements using their

emotions and moods. It

results to a more relaxed and

freer style of dancing.

contemporary ballet

dance improvisation

modern dance

what are the 3 Contemporary

Dance Techniques

and Movement

DIRECT PATIENT CARE OR

HANDS-ON PATIENT CARE

Involves high level of direct patient

interaction and follow-up care.

Aims to maintain or improve the health of

patients over a period of time.

Health centers, Hospitals,

Lying-In clinics & Rehab Centers.

what is the career setting of DIRECT PATIENT CARE OR

HANDS-ON PATIENT CARE

careers in direct patient care or hands-on patient care

Dentist

Dietitian/Nutritionist

Occupational/Physical therapist

Nurse

Pharmacist

Physician

Psychologist

IMAGING AND DIAGNOSTICS

Involves a very limited patient interaction.

Involves the use of diagnostic test such as

imaging and blood samples.

Goal: Determining accurate patient’s

diagnosis to facilitate proper medical

intervention.

careers in imaging and diagnostics

Medical Laboratory technologist

Pathologist

Phlebotomist

Radiologist

X-ray technicians

Ultra-sound Technicians

Cardiovascular Technologist

HEALTH CARE FACILITY SUPPORT

Ensures proper functioning of all the

auxiliary services and departments of

the hospitals.

Provides and maintains sanitary and

therapeutic environment to deliver

appropriate care to patients.

careers in health care facility support

Infection control Officer

Hospital maintenance Engineer

Sanitary Engineer

Building/Hospital Administrator

Biomedical Equipment Technician

Medical Librarian

HEALTH INFORMATICS OR BUSINESS

Does not involve patient care interaction

services.

Focuses on essential services that

sustains daily hospital operations

Hospitals, Community

Health Centers, Mental health facilities

and Private Offices

career setting of HEALTH INFORMATICS OR BUSINESS

careers of HEALTH INFORMATICS OR BUSINESS

Data analyst

Health information specialist

Health services administrator

Medical Encoder

Billing clerk

Medical Transcriptionist

Medical record Staff

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Utilizes research findings in

science and technology to

improve health care.

Develops the latest

advancements in health care.

careers in RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENt

Biomedical Engineer

Biomedical Chemist

Biostatistician

Epidemiologist

Geneticist

Pharmaceutical Scientist

Toxicologist

Lab Technician