Q3 Arts 10 Module
Q3 Arts 10 Module
Q3 Arts 10 Module
CONTENT STANDARD
The learner demonstrates understanding of art elements and processes by synthesizing and applying prior knowledge and skills.
The learner demonstrates understanding of new technologies that allow new expressions in the arts
PERFORMANCE STANDARD
The learner creates artworks using available media and natural resources on local topics, issues, and concerns such as
environmental advocacies ecotourism, and economic and livelihood projects.
LESSONS AND COVERAGE
In this module, you will examine this question when you take the following lessons:
Lesson 1: Photography, Film, and Animation Lesson 3. Industrial Design and Fashion Design
Lesson 2: Print and Digital Media
MODULE MAP
Here is a simple map of the above lessons you will cover:
1. Fine Arts Photography – focuses on using photographs as artworks. 4. News Photography “Photojournalism” – it is the use
This involves not just technical know-how but artistry and of photographs to tell the news.
creativity. 5. Glamour Photography – it is designed to sell
2. Portrait Photography – it is a specialization that focuses on taking products. It is often work for advertisers along with
pictures of persons in their studios or on location. other professionals like make-up artists and other
3. Scientific Photography – it is a record of scientific or medical data stylists.
or events using photography 6. Others…
1. George Tapan
• Travel photographer • Photography Director – Mabuhay Magazine (in-flight magazine of
• He has released five photography books that chronicle his the Philippine Airlines)
travels. • “It’s More Fun in the Philippines” – used in many campaign; won
• 1960 – he started as a photographer for movie posters. numerous recognitions such as the Pacific Asia Tourism Award
• He also dabbed in different fields of photography such as • Into the Green Zone – he won first place in a photography contests
advertising, sports, and fashion all over the world.
MODULE 3 | ARTS 10 1
MEDIA-BASED ART AND DESIGN IN THE PHILIPPINES CHAPTER 3
2. John Chua
• Adphoto – studio managed by his wife; one of • He is also adept on the different kinds of photography such as wedding
the first studios in the country to use digital photography, portraiture, fashion, event photography, and photojournalism
photography • Photography with a Difference (PWD) – a Foundation that gives free
• He is a licensed pilot for light planes. workshops to children with special needs.
MOTION PICTURES
Photography and motion picture are interrelated art forms. Photography captures a still moment in time while movies are
multiple images captured one after another to make the image appear to be moving.
History of Films
• Black and white; No sound. • 1940s – televisions were starting to sprout and filmmakers took advantage of the
• 1920s – start of the movie soundtrack technology and started creating television shows.
• 1930s – color was introduced to movies • 1980s – Sony developed digital cinematography; It offers high resolution images
that film could not produce
ACTIVITY 3. DIREK!
What is your favorite Filipino movie? Who was the director? What other movies have you watched made by the same director?
Compare and contrast your favorite movie and another movie made by the same director.
ANIMATION
• It is the art of sequencing drawings or static images together to achieve the • Computer animators are the ones who create
illusion of the movement or life. Animations can have different forms like images using computers. They can make an
cartoons, stop-motion animation, and Claymation. image look two-dimensional (2D) or three-
• Earliest cartoons looked like comic books and it can only be viewed by a dimensional (3D)
limited number of people. • Stop-motion animators are animators who use
• Animators begin with the story. This story would then be breaking down dolls and puppets with movable joints in the
into sequence through a small comic strip-like drawings called story boards. creation of the film.