Philippine Creative Industries and Cultural Influences Vocabulary

A complete set of vocabulary flashcards covering the definition, domains, stages, legal frameworks, and cultural influences of the Philippine creative industries based on the lecture notes.

Creative Industries

Sectors of the economy that center on the generation or exploitation of knowledge and information, built on individual creativity, skill, and talent.

Four Stages of Creative Industry

The sequential stages consisting of Creation, Production, Distribution, and Consumption.

Audio Visual Media

A creative domain covering content for screens and speakers, such as film, shows, podcasts, and audio.

Digital Interactive Media

A creative domain encompassing software and digital experiences, including virtual reality, mobile games, and software.

Creative Services

A creative domain focused on professional services based on ideas, such as advertising, marketing, and public relations.

Design

A creative domain centered on the look or function of products or spaces, including fashion, interior design, and graphic design.

Printed Media

A creative domain covering publishing and written works in physical or digital form, such as books, comics, and journals.

Performing Arts

A creative domain consisting of staged live performances, including theater, dance shows, and concerts.

Visual Arts

A creative domain covering physical or digital artworks, including painting, sculpture, and photography.

Traditional Cultural Expressions

A creative domain featuring heritage-based crafts and folk traditions, such as weaving, pottery, and folk art.

Cultural Sites

A creative domain encompassing physical locations of heritage and history, such as museums, galleries, and landmarks.

Human Creativity

The raw material and engine of the creative economy where individual talent creates works that become intellectual property.

Characteristics of Creative Work

Key characteristics defining creative work, specifically a high degree of uncertainty and a short life cycle.

Republic Act No. 11904

A law enacted in 2022, also known as the Philippine Creative Industries Development Act, to support, develop, and promote the Philippine creative industry.

PCIDC

Philippine Creative Industries Development Council, led by the Department of Trade and Industry together with representatives from government officials.

Major Influences on Philippine Creativity

The three primary drivers shaping Filipino artistic expression: History, Tradition, and Diversity.

Historical Influences

Colonial influences, historical events, and national cultural identity that shape how Filipinos express their experiences and values.

Indigenous Knowledge

The body of knowledge and skills from indigenous communities that forms the basis for many creative products.

Cultural Preservation

The practice of keeping cultural traditions alive through creative industries despite modernization.

Diversity

The rich source of creativity and innovation in the Philippines arising from multiple languages, ethnic groups, and regional cultures.