ARTS MAPEH 10 Q3

29. Art Elements in
Media- Based Art
in the Philippines

30. MEDIA-BASED ARTS

31. MEDIA BASED - ART
•PHOTOGRAPHY
•FILM
•ANIMATION
•PRINT MEDIA

32. What are the
elements of
art ?

35. LINE TYPICALLY USED VISUALLY REPRESENT AN OBJECT

37. GEOMETRIC ORGANIC
“man made” “Free form o natural “

44. IMPLIED

45. ACTUAL TEXTURE

53. “remembrance”

59. 1) Photography makes you more
aware of your surroundings. I tend
to notice much more because I'm
always looking for photos. ...
2) Photos help you remember. ...
3) People will actually want to see
your vacation photos.

62. ACTIVITY
Identify and list the
different element of art
used in the creation of
these artwork .

76. CHARACTERISTICS
OF PHILIPPINE
PHOTOGRAPHY

77. INTERESTING FOREGROUND
it is the portion of the frame that is
closest to the camera. The foreground
space in an image can be utilized to draw
attention to a subject located further
into the frame, for example with leading
lines, or it can be used to frame the
subject.

83. SHARPNESS
a sharp photograph shows intent
and skill. There are times that
some parts of an image are
blurry or vague but can be
enhanced with the use of neutral
density filters

86. INTERESTING PERSPECTIVE
sometimes all photographs need to
be interesting. In order to do this.
There should be a change of
perspective. A shot taken from a few
inches from the ground or under the
subject, something which is not
usually seen can produce great
images. ( imagination and perspective of photographer)

90. INTERESTING PERSPECTIVE
sometimes all photographs need to
be interesting. In order to do this.
There should be a change of
perspective. A shot taken from a few
inches from the ground or under the
subject, something which is not
usually seen can produce great
images. ( imagination and perspective of photographer)

91. GOOD LIGHTING
not under or over exposed is too
obvious. A photographer knows
how to really work with light which
can help create some truly stunning
images. Some rules are meant to be
broken and lighting is one of them

96. Symmetry (BALANCE)
it is the quality of being made up of
exactly similar parts facing each
other or around an axis. It can play
tricks in our brain and when used
properly in photography, it creates
interesting photographs.
Photographs of architecture often
use symmetry.

104. SHADOWS
it gives depth to two-dimensional
images or just interesting
composition builders.

107. CONTRAST
is the visual ratio of different tones
in an image. This difference is what
creates the textures, highlights,
shadows, colors and clarity in a
photograph. Contrast is the range of
brightness, from lightest to darkest,
in an image

108. TYPES OF CONTRAST
•HIGH CONTRAST
•LOW CONTRAST
•COLOR CONTRAST

112. HUMAN INTEREST
Candid shots stand out. It is
better to see photos with the
subject who isn’t reacting to
the camera but instead, living
their life.

116. ISOLATION
it is the ability to draw the
viewer’s attention away from
anything distracting in the
image and lead them right to
the main subject. (emphasis)

120. ACTIVITY
Take a picture that shows the ff.
• Interesting Foreground
• Interesting perspective
• Symmetry
-symmetric and asymmetric
• Contrast
High , low and color contrast
• Human interest

124. A film, also known as a
"movie" or a "motion picture,"
is a series of moving
images shown on a screen,
usually with sound, that
make up a story.

127. Celluloid film is a strip of
transparent film base with
plastic coating. First being
used for general
photography, it was later
the prime method for
shooting and distributing
motion pictures.

129. Edison had hoped the invention would
boost sales of his record player, the
phonograph, but he was unable to
match sound with pictures. Therefore,
he directed the creation of the
kinetoscope, a device for viewing
moving pictures without sound.
Edison patented this invention on
August 31, 1897

132. BASIC FILM
ELEMENTS

133. Narrative- it is similar to
the plot of the movie. It is
about what the movie is,
the character and the
world.

134. Narrative tells a story, and the
subjects in the film “play
parts.” The presence of structural
devices such as title cards, “cast”
lists, intertitles propelling a storyline,
or a soundtrack with scripted
dialogue may signal a Narrative
mode of film making.

137. Cinematography- it is
basically ‘writing in
movement’. It is the way the
film was framed, toned, and
colored in its own way of
photography ( quality of the video)

138. the art and technology of motion-
picture photography. It involves such
techniques as the general composition
of a scene; the lighting of the set or
location; the choice of cameras,
lenses, filters, and film stock; the
camera angle and movements; and
the integration of any special effects

140. Sound- it is the most
powerful aspects in film that
has three components to it.
Sound in film has sound
effects, dialogue, and music.

141. • MUSIC
• DIALOGUE
• SOUND EFFECTS

142. Mise-en-scene-the
arrangement of
scenery and stage
properties in a play.

144. Editing- it is the most important skill
in film making. The film editor works
hard to put the whole movie
together from all the scene. The
editor is also responsible for cuts
and being made in the film- scenes
that audiences don’t see.

147. HUGOT LINES
FROM
FILIPINO
MOVIES

149. PARA SA MGA GINAMIT
NG JOWA:
•"Mahal mo ba ako dahil
kailangan mo ako, o
kailangan mo ako kaya
mahal mo ako?"
- Claudine Barreto as
Jenny

151. PARA SA MGA NAG-EFFORT
PERO INIWAN PA RIN:
•"She loved me at my worst. You
had me at my best. At binalewala
mo ang lahat and you chose to
break my heart."
- John Lloyd Cruz as Popoy

153. PARA SA MGA NA-FALL SA
KAIBIGAN:
•"Bogs, sana lumayo ka na
lang...sana umiwas ka na lang
maiintindihan ko pa yun.. pero
Bogs shinota mo ako, e. Shinota
mo ang bestfriend mo."
- Kim Chui as Mae

155. PARA SA MGA NA-
GHOSTING:
•"Anong karapatan mong hingin
ang bagay na ipinagdamot mong
ibigay? I deserved an
explanation. I deserved an
acceptable reason."
- Piolo Pascual as Marco

157. PARA SA MGA NILOKO