Media-Based Art and Design in the Philippines
Lesson 1: Photography, Film, and Animation
Good Photography Characteristics: Eye-catching and Punchline.
Eye-Catching: Should capture viewer's attention.
Punchline: Evokes an emotional reaction; prompts reflection.
Fields of Photography: Fine Arts, Portrait, Scientific, News, Glamour, Wedding, Underwater, Architectural, Nature, Travel.
Notable Filipino Photographers
George Tapan: Travel photographer, known for tourism campaigns.
John K. Chua: Aerial photographer, versatile in various photography genres.
Motion Pictures
Definition: Series of still pictures (frames) shown sequentially to create the illusion of movement.
History: Early films were black and white and silent, relied on subtitles and live musicians.
Stages in Film Production
Development: Concept discussion, story treatment development.
Pre Production: Hiring cast/crew, director controls storytelling and creative decisions.
Production: Film shooting occurs.
Post Production: Addition of visual effects/music; editing of raw footage.
Distribution: Film released to cinemas/digital media.
Contemporary Filipino Filmmakers
Brillante Mendoza: International recognition, notable films include Masahista and Kinatay.
Maryo J. de los Reyes: Award-winning director of films like Alab ng Lahi.
Laurice Guillen: Actress and director; won award for Sa ‘Yo Lamang.
Lesson 2: Print and Digital Media
Print Media: Various printed materials for information dissemination (e.g., posters, newspapers).
Digital Media: Content viewed on electronic devices (e.g., computers, tablets).
Graphic Design: Visual communication through manipulation of visual elements.
Graphic Design Roles
Layout Artists: Organize visual elements for clarity and appeal.
Advertising Designers: Create promotional items and logos.
Web Designers: Layout and ensure website usability.
Comic Book Artists: Team includes Penciller, Inker, Colorist, Comic Strip Artists, Editorial Cartoonist, Game Developers.
Lesson 3: Industrial and Fashion Design
Definition: Creative and analytical planning for product building; focuses on ergonomics.
Notable Filipino Designers
Kenneth Cobonpue: Known for indigenous material furniture, awarded Designer of the Year.
Fashion Design:
Types: Haute Couture, Mass Market, Pret-a-porter.
Notable Filipino Fashion Designers
Monique Lhuillier: Known for pret-a-porter dresses and bridal gowns.
Josie Natori: Successful fashion brand owner, known for reinvented Filipino blouses.
Lulu Tan-Gan: Specializes in Indigenous Couture, merges traditional art with modern design.
Ditta Sandico-Ong: Nature-inspired colorful wraps; innovates traditional dressing.
Rajo Laurel: Avant-garde style pioneer, widely recognized in industry.