National Artist of The philippine theater

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Film

This is recorded

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Theater

This is done live

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Film and theater

These two display the importance of performance as a method of artistic expression in human

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January 1, 1897

Day Philippines experienced first movie

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Salon de Pertrierra on Escolta Street

Where did the Philippines experience first movie

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Man with the hat, scene from a Japanese dance, the boxers, the place of l’opera

4 first films experienced in the philippines

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Antonio Ramos

WHO shot the first movie in the Philippines.

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1898

When was the first movie in Phil shot

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Lumiere Cinematograph

What was used to shoot the first movie in the Philippines

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Paris

Where was the Lumiere Cinematograph imported from?

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Gaumont chrono photograph projector 60mm

When the philippines first experience movies what was used to show these?

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mainstream cinema

this is highly budgeted, usually has public approval in terms of genre & plot

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indie film

unconventional genre, more experimental in plot and other technicalities, has more freedom

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mainstream cinema, indie film

these two both tells a message using the same media

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Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival

this festival is used to promote films usually on August at the Cultural Center of the Philippines

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Theater

refers to an artform that involves performing carefully planned action and emotions infront of an audience

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cenaculo, moro-moro, zarzuela

Colonization brought the development of the following

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cenaculo

this is a religious themed theater about jesus

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moro-moro

this is religious themed play about the past traditions

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zarzuela

this is a traditional 1 act play

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performance space

this is the space actors can preform in

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performers

people onstage portraying characters

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audience

they are present, respond to the energy of actors, and have a connection with them

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design

overall feel of the production

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text

refers to the script

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Daisy Avellana

She is considered the First Lady of Philippine Theater, born in Roxas City, Capiz in 1917

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Daisy Avellana

This person is a notable actress but was a passionate director and writer, brought a new level of excellence by staging and performing in breakthrough productions of classic Filipino and foreign plays.

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Daisy Avellana

Brought profound reformation in dramatic and theatrical practice, encouraging the establishment of performing groups and the professionalization of Filipino Theater

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Honorata Atang de la Rama

This person battled for the supremacy of the kundiman.

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Honorata Atang de la Rama

Popularized the song Mutya ng Pasig by Deogracias Rosario and Nicanor Abelardo.

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Honorata Atang de la Rama

Was declared National Artist for theater and music by president corazon aquino

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Honorata Atang de la Rama

She was crowned as the Queen of the Kundiman

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Honorata Atang de la Rama

Starred in zarzuelas such as Marina, Mascota, and Sueno de Un vals, said to express best the filipino soul

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Rolando S. Tinio

He was a director, actor, educator, critic, traslator, poet, and dramatist

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Rolando S. Tinio

This national artist was known for traslating wastern classics into Tagalog, including shakespeare, arthur miller, etc.

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Rolando S. Tinio

He became artistic director of the CCP resident theater company, Tanghalang Pilipino

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Salvador F. Bernal

He was part of over 300 productions in art, film, and music

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Salvador F. Bernal

His artstyle is known for maximizing the use of raw materials such as bamboo, abaca fiber, and the basic gauze cacha.

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Salvador F. Bernal

He was not only a theater designer but also an educator who held classes in universities and CCP

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Lamberto V. Avellana

His Barangay theater Guild propagated many dramatic and theatrical performances of foreign and local plays.

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Lamberto V. Avellana

Dubbed as “The Boy Wonder of Philippine Movies” in 1939

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Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero

He was a talented writer, director, educator, and artist who wrote around 41 outstanding plays.

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Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero

At a young age of 14, he wrote his first play entitled No Todo Es Risa in Spanish.

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Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero

His greatest contribution to arts is his instruction of the concept of a theater campus tour

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Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero

He promoted theater academically

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Severino Montano

This person is named as one the “Titans of Philippine Theater”

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Severino Montano

He was both a playwrite and an educator, pursuing the establishment of “legitimate theater in the country

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Severino Montano

Used his own money to start the Arena Theater in the Philippine Normal College