APPLIED AND TRADIONAL ARTS

Creative Industries

Industries that use creativity, ideas, skills, and artistic abilities to create products, services, and works.

Visual Arts

Works that are mainly seen or visually experienced, such as drawing, painting, graphic design, and photography.

Literary Arts

Creative works using written or spoken language, including poetry, stories, novels, and scripts.

Media

Creative works communicated through different media platforms, such as film, television, digital media, and broadcasting.

Applied Arts

Art that is applied to practical or functional purposes, including product design, fashion design, and interior design.

Traditional Arts

Artistic practices passed down through generations, such as traditional crafts, weaving, and indigenous art.

Ethical Considerations

Principles to consider when creating or producing art, including respect for others' work and avoidance of plagiarism.

Intercultural Sensitivity

Being respectful and aware of different cultures when creating or interpreting creative works.

Artistic Workforce

People who use their creative skills in creative industries, including artists, designers, writers, and filmmakers.

Philippine Creative Industries Act

Republic Act No. 11904, which relates to the development and support of creative industries in the Philippines.

WIPO

World Intellectual Property Organization, an organization that deals with intellectual property matters at the international level.

IPOPHIL

Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines, responsible for the protection and administration of intellectual property rights.

Intellectual Property (IP)

Creations of the mind that can receive legal protection, including copyrights and trademarks.

Copyright

Legal protection for original creative works like artwork, music, books, and films.

Trademark

Protection for signs, names, symbols, or designs that identify goods or services.

Patent

Protection for an invention or a new technical solution.

Trade Secret

Protection for valuable confidential business information.

Moral Rights

Rights that protect the personal connection of the creator to their work.

Economic Rights

Rights concerning the creator's ability to receive economic benefit from their work.

Fair Use

Limited use of copyrighted material under certain circumstances permitted by law.

Plagiarism

The act of using another person's work or ideas and presenting them as one's own.

Infringement

Unauthorized use of intellectual property that violates the rights of the owner.

NEDA

National Economic and Development Authority, connected to the implementation of the Philippine Creative Industries Act.

ISBN

International Standard Book Number, used to identify books.

ISSN

International Standard Serial Number, used to identify serial publications.

DOI

Digital Object Identifier, used to identify and provide persistent reference to digital works.

Creative Commons

A system allowing creators to grant public permissions for the use of their works.