Media-Based Arts and Design in the Philippines

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Explore key terms and figures in Philippine media arts, photography, film, and music, in one complete flashcard set for easy mastery and exam success.

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Photography

The art and science of capturing light to create images using a camera.

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Photography as Art

Discerning a significant moment or unique expression, framing it with composition, and capturing it through a camera.

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Photography as Communication

The use of photography in journalism, advertising, education, and social commentary to express messages.

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Photography as Process

The technical act of focusing a camera on a subject and clicking the shutter to record an image.

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Photos

Greek word meaning "light"

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Graphos

Greek word meaning "writing.

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Film

A medium that uses moving images to tell stories, express ideas, or present artistic visions.

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Cinema

The industry and art of making motion pictures.

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Film Directing

The process of conceptualizing scenes, directing actors, and supervising technical elements such as cinematography and editing.

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Acting

The art of delivering scripted lines naturally and believably on screen.

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Cinematography

Capturing the director's vision through camera angles, movement, lighting, and other techniques.

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Editing

The art of selecting, sequencing, and joining film segments to create a cohesive visual and emotional experience.

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Production Design

The creation of physical and visual elements like sets, costumes, lighting, and props that match the director’s mental image.

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George Tapan

Award-winning Filipino travel photographer and PATA Gold awardee; 1st place winner in the 2011 National Geographic Photo Contest.

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John K. Chua

Veteran advertising and commercial photographer with 40 years of experience and numerous local and international awards.

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Levi Celerio

Filipino composer known for writing 4000 songs; listed in the Guinness World Records for playing music with a leaf.

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Julián Felipe

Composer of the Philippine National Anthem, Lupang Hinirang, and director of the National Band during the First Philippine Republic.

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Nicanor Abelardo

Known as the Father of Filipino Sonata and a prolific kundiman composer during the 1920s.

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Antonio J. Molina

National Artist and musical pioneer known for his work as a composer, conductor, teacher, and cellist.

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George Canseco

Multi-awarded composer who began composing during Martial Law without formal musical training.

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Francisco Santiago

Known as the Father of the Kundiman Art Song and a major figure in Filipino classical music.

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Freddie Aguilar

Folk rock icon famous for songs like “Anak” and “Bayan Ko,” the latter became an anthem of anti-Marcos protests.

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Joey Ayala

Contemporary pop musician blending indigenous instruments with modern pop; known for songs with social messages.

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Apo Hiking Society

Influential musical group founded in 1969, originally composed of 13 members from Ateneo de Manila High School.

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Gary Granada

Voice and on-cam talent for various media networks, known for his socially relevant musical compositions.

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Willy Cruz

Composer of hits like “Araw-Araw, Gabi-Gabi” and “I’ll Never Ever Say Goodbye,” which launched the careers of singers.

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Ryan Cayabyab

The most popular contemporary Filipino composer; known for work across jazz, pop, theater, and ethnic music.

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Jose Mari Chan

Singer-songwriter and businessman known for classics like “Christmas in Our Hearts” and “Beautiful Girl.”

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Ely Buendia

Lead vocalist and songwriter of the band Eraserheads, a key figure in Philippine rock music.

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Ogie Alcasid

Multi-talented performer—singer, songwriter, comedian, actor, and host with a long-standing career in entertainment.

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Yoyoy Villame

Singer of novelty hits like “Mag-Exercise Tayo” and “Philippine Geography”; known for humorous and educational songs.

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Lito Camo

Composer known as the “King of Novelty Songs” in the Philippines, famous for upbeat and humorous tracks.

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Pacific Asia Tourism Association

PATA, an international travel industry organization that gave George Tapan a Gold Award.

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National Geographic Photo Contest

A prestigious photography competition won by George Tapan in 2011.

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Lundiman

A traditional Filipino musical form that evolved into poetic and romantic kundiman songs.

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Kundiman

A traditional Filipino love song characterized by soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics.

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Sarsuela

A Filipino musical theater form combining dialogue, music, and dance.

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Social Artistry

The use of art for social change and advocacy, as practiced by Joey Ayala.

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Benigno S. Aquino Jr. Award for Social Artistry

Recognition awarded to artists like Joey Ayala for contributions to society through art.

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The Outstanding Young Men

TOYM award, rcrecognizingoung Filipinos for exceptional contributions to their fields.

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Datu Bago Award

Davao City’s highest cultural award received by Joey Ayala.

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Leaf-Playing

A unique musical skill of Levi Celerio that earned him a Guinness World Record.

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Sound Dubbing

The process of replacing or adding sounds and voices during film post-production.

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Set Design

Visual creation of scenery and environments in film or theater based on the director’s vision.

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Props

Objects used by actors or as part of the set to enhance realism in film or theater.