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ACADEMIC HANDOUTS

CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE ARTS FROM THE REGIONS


Quarter 2, Week 5-6

PRODUCTION PLANNING

MOST ESSENTIAL LEARNING COMPETENCIES:


- Conceptualizes contemporary art based on techniques and performance practices in their locality

Objectives:
1. Conceptualizes an idea for an art production
2. Identify the subject and medium of an art piece
3. Identify the elements that compose the production plan
4. Create your unique artwork

PART 1

Production planning is all about creating a guide before starting production. In this way, it is way easier to do the
production when you have a guide ready for you. Production planning utilizes the resources that can be used later. The
specific procedures will let the producer have control over what is happening on the set.

Most artworks we know are paintings, sculptures, and music compositions. Art is manifested in different forms, in
singing, dancing, and acting, and could be seen in day-to-day lives. There are different procedures and concepts that is
needed and it is not something new to what artist do in producing artwork.

SUBJECT
According to Sandagan and Sayseng (2016), subject refers to anything represented in an artwork. It can be an object,
person scenery, colors and etc. even though the subject can be the center of art some masterpieces do not have
subjects.
When we are talking about subjects, there are two types of art. Arts that have subjects are called Representational or
Objective Arts. These arts present stories, images, representations, symbols, etc. Examples are graphic arts, literature,
sculpture, painting, and theater arts. While artworks without subjects are called Non-Representational or Non-
Objective Arts. These arts attract straight through the senses. Examples are musical arrangement, architecture,
weaving, and other functional art.

MEDIUM
Medium refers to the materials used in an artwork. It is the instrument of every artist to convey a message in an artistic
manner. It can be colored and brushers for a painter; sounds for a musician; movements of the body for an actress or
dancer; it can also be the words for every writer; wood or clay for a sculptor. When creating art, it does not mean an
artist should have an expensive medium for creating a masterpiece, it can be anything available. As long as it can
conveys the artists’ message it can be used.

FORM
Form refers to the physical characteristics of art. It is about the utilization of the elements of art such as line, shape,
form, space, color, value, and texture. And these elements are arranged based on the principles of design in creating a
masterpiece.

STEPS IN PLANNING

1. Objective/Goal setting - It determines what the artist wants to accomplish during the planning period.
2. Listing of tasks to achieve objectives - activities to do in the accomplishment of the objectives.
3. Allocation of resources – the artist’s resources must be properly distributed and allocated.
4. Scheduling and creation of timeline - The importance of on-time delivery and completion of plans adhere to
appropriate objective settings.
5. Determining and creating evaluation/assessment methods - Inherent in the planning process is the formulation of
assessment methods.
6. Implementation of plans - Execution of plan.
7. Review process - Plans made must undergo periodic review to assess progress.
After understanding the concepts artists considered in creating art, you are now ready to leap to a bigger step of
producing an art production. According to Quipper (2018), there are 5Ms to consider:
METHODS
Methods refer to the framework of production. It provides the skeletal plan that will serve as the guide for the whole
production. It contains the objectives or goals, material, procedures, manpower assignment, and a target date of finish.

Objectives or goals are the expected output or result of the production. Objectives must be SMART; specific,
measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound.
Title or name of Production refers to the name of productions.
The name of the product should be the one to catch the audience’s attention.
Target Audience refers to the group that is the primary target of the production.
Procedures are the activities that need to be done.
Venue or Platform refers to the space you will use to execute your production. It can be a physical space or an online
platform.
The date of Implementation or Target date of Finish is the expected production launching date.

MATERIALS
Materials refer to the artwork presented in a production such as a script of a drama, music, lyrics, or choreography. It
is the center of the products that consists of the concept that is expressed through art.

MACHINE
Machine refers to the mediums, machinery, tools, or equipment to be used in production. In a theater production,
machines are the physical materials such as stage lighting, sound systems, or any technical medium.

MANPOWER
Manpower refers to the team of people assigned to a specific role. It can be the director, producers, choreographers,
dancers, artists, or crew. Because of them, the whole process of creating the production can be fun and it will be easier
to
accomplish.

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