Emerging Popular Music and Arts Lecture

Vocabulary practice cards based on lecture notes about emerging popular music, digital arts, media ecosystems, and the principles of photography and videography.

WESTERN ARTIST

An artist that creates art to express their Creativity and convey their ideas; they often draw inspiration from their surroundings, emotion and personal experiences.

RHYTHM

It is what makes you tap your foot or clap your hand when learning a song; the pattern of beats in music that creates sense of movement and groove in a song.

FUNKY Music

It is choraterized by a strong rythm with a danceable grooves that focus on the bassline.

ELECTRIC MUSIC

It uses a synthesizer, drum, machines and Computers in make music.

ELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC (EDM)

A genre characterized by its use of electronic music production techniques, aimed at creating energetic tracks for dancing, featuring receptive beats, catchy melodies, and dynamic build-ups and drops.

INSTRUMENTATION

It refers to the type of musical instrument used in a song.

VOCAL STYLE

The way of singing including aspects like tone, pitch, expression, and genre.

PRODUCTION STYLE

Methods in recording, mixing and enhancing music in a studio.

FILM RESTORATION

Enhancing and presserving old films for the new generation.

THE NEW MEDIA ECOSYSTEM

Digital forms of communication and art.

DIGITAL ART

Computer-generated art, virtual reality experiences, web-based projects, and virtual reality.

MOBILE APPLICATION

Editing apps, streaming apps, design apps that enhance user experiences on smart phones and tablet.

TALA

A song by Sarah G first released in 2014 that became a cultural phenomenon in the Philippines through social media due to its catchy beat and energetic choreography.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Process of capturing still images using a camera or mobile phones.

VIDEOGRAPHY

Refers to the electronic capture of moving images on electronic media, including specific methods of video editing and post production.

COMPOSITION

The arrangement of elements within a frame to create a visually effective image and video.

LIGHTING

The illumination of a scene or subject which plays a crucial role in setting the mood, highlighting important elements and creating visual interest.

EXPOSURE

Refers to the amount of light that reaches the camera's sensor or film determing how to bright or dark and image appears.

SHUNTER S SPEED

It determines the duration of line the camera sensor is exposed while taking pictures.

APERTURE

It regulates the size of the lens that affects the amount of light intering the camera.

ISO

The sensitivity of the camera system in taking pictures in different lighting Conditions.