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ELEMENTS OF PLAY PRODUCTION

ELEMENTS OF PLAY PRODUCTION. LITERARY ELEMENTS (ELEMENTS OF PROSE) DIRECTION ACTING EDITING SET DESIGN CINEMATOGRAPHY PRODUCTION DESIGN COSTUME DESIGN MAKE-UP PROPERTIES (PROPS) LIGHT & LIGHTING EFFECTS 12) SOUND EFFECTS 13) VISUAL EFFECTS 14) THEME SONG 15) MUSICAL SCORE

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ELEMENTS OF PLAY PRODUCTION

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  1. ELEMENTS OF PLAY PRODUCTION • LITERARY ELEMENTS (ELEMENTS OF PROSE) • DIRECTION • ACTING • EDITING • SET DESIGN • CINEMATOGRAPHY • PRODUCTION DESIGN • COSTUME DESIGN • MAKE-UP • PROPERTIES (PROPS) • LIGHT & LIGHTING EFFECTS 12) SOUND EFFECTS 13) VISUAL EFFECTS 14) THEME SONG 15) MUSICAL SCORE 16) STORY 17) SCRIPT (DIALOGUE)

  2. OVER-ALL IN CHARGE INSTRUCTS ACTORS PRESENT: PRE-PRODUCTION & POST-PRODUCTION DIRECTION

  3. CASTS ROLES SCRIPT ACTING

  4. SEQUENCE OF SCENES COHERENT WHOLE DELETES UNNECESSARY SCENES VIDEO EDITING

  5. LAYOUT BACKDROP WHAT TO PUT ON STAGE VISUAL ENVIRONMENT: SUGGESTS TIME & PLACE SET DESIGN

  6. CHARGE IN PHOTOGRAPHY LOCATION IF IT FITS THE STORY GUIDES THE CAMERAMAN

  7. OVER-ALL DESIGN SMALL OR WIDE SCREEN COSTUME & PROPS COLLABORATES W/ CINEMATOGRAPHER

  8. CLOTHES TO BE WORN COSTUME DESIGN

  9. REINFORCES/ ALTERS PHYSICAL FEATURES MAKE-UP ARTIST

  10. THINGS USED TO ESTABLISH A CHARACTER/ SCENE PROPERTIES

  11. LIGHT MAKES SCENES REALISTIC TO CREATE MOOD LIGHTING EFFECTS

  12. SOURCES OF SOUND ENHANCES SOUND: SOFT & LOUD REALISTIC SCENES SOUND EFFECTS

  13. VIEWS THAT ARE NOT USUALLY CAPTURED BY CAMERA APPEALING TO THE VIEWERS VISUAL EFFECTS

  14. Represents the theme of the movie THEME SONG

  15. Instrumental Songs played to set the mood MUSICAL SCORE

  16. Primary content of the production Adapted or original narrative STORY

  17. Dialogue to be performed by the actors SCRIPT

  18. KINDS OF DRAMA • TRAGEDY (unhappy ending) • COMEDY (happy ending) • TRAGICOMEDY • FARCE • MELODRAMA • RELIGIOUS PLAY • HISTORICAL PLAY • MUSICAL PLAY (also known as Opera)

  19. SITUATIONAL COMEDY

  20. ROMANTIC COMEDY

  21. POKE FUN AT THE HERO FARCE

  22. NOT ON THE PROTAGONIST BUT ON THE SITUATION FILLED WITH THREATS BY THE VILLAIN HAPPY ENDING MELODRAMA

  23. TO RE-ENACT A BIBLICAL EVENT RELIGIOUS PLAY

  24. TO RE-ENACT A HISTORICAL EVENT HISTORICAL PLAY

  25. COMBINATION OF MUSIC AND DRAMA LINES ARE SUNG MUSICAL PLAY

  26. MEDIA OF PLAY PRODUCTION • STAGE PLAY • RADIO PLAY • TELEVISION PLAY • MOVIE OR FILM

  27. PHILIPPINE DRAMA • CENACULO • TIBAG • SALUBONG • CARILLO OR SHADOW PLAY • PANUNULUYAN • MORO-MORO • ZARZUELA • MORIONES • ATI-ATIHAN

  28. DRAMATIZATION ON THE PASSION OF CHRIST CENAKULO

  29. RE-ENACTMENT OF EMPRESS HELENA’S SEARCH FOR THE TRUE CROSS TIBAG

  30. RE-ENACTING THE MEETING OF MARY AND THE RESURRECTED CHRIST SALUBONG

  31. CARILLO OR SHADOW PLAY

  32. ROOMING-IN OF MARY AND JOSPEH FOR SHELTER: CHRISTMAS EVE PANUNULUYAN

  33. WARS BETWEEN CHRISTIANS & MUSLIMS CHRISTIANS ALWAYS ON THE WINNING SIDE MORO-MORO

  34. MUSICAL COMEDY: WITH EMOTIONAL REACTIONS SHOWS THE POLITICAL & SOCIAL CONDITIONS OF A COUNTRY

  35. ROMAN SOLDIERS IDENTITIES HIDDEN BEHIND MASKS “LONGINUS” – ONE EYED/ RESTORED EYESIGHT MORIONES

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