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Media Based Arts

The document provides information on notable Philippine photographers, filmmakers, animators, and trends in print and digital media in the Philippines. It discusses photographers like George Tapan and John Chua. For filmmakers, it mentions directors like Lino Brocka, Ishmael Bernal, and Marilou Diaz Abaya. It also summarizes achievements and works of Philippine Animation Studio, Inc. in animations. Finally, it discusses trends in print media like comics and digital media like game development and web design.

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Media Based Arts

The document provides information on notable Philippine photographers, filmmakers, animators, and trends in print and digital media in the Philippines. It discusses photographers like George Tapan and John Chua. For filmmakers, it mentions directors like Lino Brocka, Ishmael Bernal, and Marilou Diaz Abaya. It also summarizes achievements and works of Philippine Animation Studio, Inc. in animations. Finally, it discusses trends in print media like comics and digital media like game development and web design.

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Noteworthy Philippine Photographers

George Tapan

The winning photo


showcased the
beaches of
Palawan, “Into
the Green Zone.”
Noteworthy Philippine Photographers
John Chua
He is one of the country’s leading
and most respected commercial and
branding photographers. He has
decades of experience in product,
food, nature, and aerial
photography.
Film
“motion pictures”
“Movies”
The Collaborative
Art of Filmmaking
Filmmaking, because of its technical
complexity, involves entire teams of
artists, writers, and production
experts, supported by technicians
taking charge of the cameras, lighting
equipment, sets, props, costumes, and
the like—all under the supervision of a
film director.
Director “painter”
- directs/overlook
- Works with ideas, images, sounds
Cinematography
“art of film camera work”
- Lightings, special effects and
other techniques
Editing

“film editing”
- Selecting precise sections of film
- Visual, sounds, light effects
Production

“set designing”
- Location, scenery, sets, lighting,
costumes, and props.
Film Genres
First there were the
silent films starring
Charlie Chaplin.

-purely visual
-without sound
Horr -scarry
-fear
War
- warfare
-naval, air or land
battle
Disaster films
- earthquake
-fire
-tsunami
- volcanic eruption
Sci-
- Super heroes

Fi
-fictional
-futuristic
- Lots of editing
works
Gangs
ter
- Gang
- Violence
- Terror
Gangs
ter
- Gang
- Violence
- Terror
Filipino Filmmakers
- Pre and Post WWII
- Influenced by American
- 1970s – social issues and
Filipino Character
Lino Brocka
Tinimbang ka Ngunit
Kulang (1974)
Maynila, Sa Kuko ng
Liwanag (1875)
Mike de Leon
Itim (1976)
Sister Stella L (1984)
Bayaning 3 World
rd

(1999)
Ishmael Bernal
Himala (1982)
Peque Gallaga
Oro, Plata, Mata
(1983)
Laurice Guillen
Marilou Diaz Abaya
Mario Delos Reyes
Brillante
Mendoza
Animation
The First Filipino animated cartoon
“moving picture” was made in 1953 by
komiks cartoonist Larry Alcala. It was
a short black and white exercise in
movement on regular 8-mm film of a
girl playing jump rope and a boy playing
a yoyo.
Coming on the heels of Alcala’s
exercise was Gerry Garcia’s Ang
Panday in 1986. It was to be the
first Filipino animation series
shown on TV for which Filipino
popular movie actor FPJ was the
model.
Animation Organizations and Studios in
the Philippines
Animation Council of
the Philippines (ACPI)
It is a nonprofit private
organization that aims to
promote, develop and support
the animation industry locally
and globally. The main
project of the ACPI is the
ANIMAHENASYON.
Animation Organizations and Studios in
the Philippines
Philippine Animation
Studio, Inc. (PASI)
It is the animation arm of
Malaysia’s Astro All Asia Network
Plc. Known for its traditional two-
dimensional animations, PASI has
created more than 600 30-minute
episodes since it was established in
1991.
Animations and
their outstanding
achievements
Philippine Animation Studio, Inc. (PASI)

• Sulundong – Winner,
Best Regional Entry
in Animahenasyon
2010 Philippine
Animation Festival.
Directed by Jerome
Alcordo and Ionone
Bangcas.
Philippine Animation Studio, Inc. (PASI)

• Mutya – Grand Prize,


Animahenasyon 2009,
Manila, Philippines; Gold
Prize, 12th TBS Digicom
Philippines; Finalist,
Professional Shorts, SICAF
2011, Seoul, Korea,
Included in Petit Animac
2012, Catalonia, Spain.
Philippine Animation Studio, Inc. (PASI)

• Dayo: Sa Mundo ng
Elementalya – Pinoy
Animation: 3D
Animated Film. One of
the first locally
produced 3-D animated
film in the Philippines.
Released December
2008.
Philippine Animation Studio, Inc. (PASI)

• Andong Agimat – a
4-minute animated
film (2011),
featuring Arnold
Arres’ Andong
Agimat going up
against a
pickpocket.
Philippine Animation Studio, Inc. (PASI)

• Pasintabi – by Jeff
Capili, Animahenasyon
2010, Best Animation
Winner, is an animation
film that tells the story
of Reb, a ten-year old
boy who lives with his
lolo in Albay.
Stop Motion
Activity
Print Media
Print media is a means of mass
communication composed of
printed publications such as
newspapers, magazine, books,
journals, and newsletters.
Tangibility is one of the key
features of print media.
Advertising

Advertisers are now maximizing the benefits of


digital media such as mobile advertising, banner ads,
and social media to reach consumers and other
clients’ demands. Despite of that, advertisers do not
discount the effectiveness of print media—
newspapers, magazines, flyers, brochures, posters,
billboards—in reaching the same target audience.
Comic Books

Or komiks, remain one of the popular print media art


forms in the Philippines. It was Jose Rizal who
created the first Filipino comic strip – Ang Pagong at
Ang Matsing. But komiks became popular in the
Philippines in the 1920s when Tagalog magazines such
as Telembang and Bagong Lipang Kalabaw started
featuring comic strips.
Digital Media
We lived in a world ruled by digital
media products. More and more
industries, even those that are not
usually associated with digital media,
are shifting from traditional media to
digital media. This is trend also
currently happening in the art world.
Game Development
The first wave focused on the rhetoric of play as
identity, which can be observed in games such as
Anito: Defend a Land Enraged (2003). In the second
wave, Filipino digital games that were developed
became accessible to any gaming culture. The third
wave is geared toward education and social
awareness. Games in this phase include Wordtrotter
(2010) and Wildfire (2010).
Web Design

It is a process of creation that involves collection,


arrangement, and creative implementation of ideas.
The aim is to present the content on web pages
accessible through the internet.

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