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    The document discusses the history of cameras and photography. It notes that the first camera was the camera obscura, which some evidence suggests was invented by Chinese philosopher Mozi in the 5th century BCE. The earliest actual photograph was taken by Joseph Nicephore Niepce in 1827. It then provides a brief overview of different film genres such as silent films, gangster movies, horror films, and documentaries. The document also profiles several influential Filipino film directors such as Lino Brocka, Mike de Leon, Ishmael Bernal, and Brillante Mendoza.

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    The History of Camera

    The very first type of camera was called a camera obscura, or a


    pinhole camera. It's difficult to tell who exactly invented this type
    of camera, although some evidence suggests it was the Chinese
    philosopher Mozi, who lived between 470 and 390 BCE.
    The earliest actual photograph was taken by Joseph Nicephore
    Niepce in 1827.
     
    Quarter III: MEDIA-
    BASED ARTS AND DESIGN
    IN THE PHILIPPINES
    Philippine photographers
    Snake Island, Palawan

    Gulf of Davao
    Film Genres
    1. silent films, these films relied on purely visual
    Comedy that audiences found hilarious
    2. gangster movie genre
    3. horror film
    4. fantasy film
    5. animated feature film
    6. movie musical
    7. war and disaster film
    8. thrillers or suspense film
    9. historical or biographical film
    10. film epic
    11. film adaptations of literary classics
    12. futuristic or science fiction film
    13. Documentary film
    14. Art films (“indie” or independent films)
    Philippine Filmmakers
    Beginning with the turbulent 1970s, Filipino directors
    emerged to make movies dealing with current social
    issues and examining
    the Filipino character. Among them were
    Lino Brocka (Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Kulang, 1974; Maynila,
    Sa Mga Kuko ng Liwanag, 1975),
    Mike de Leon (Itim, 1976; Sister Stella L, 1984;
    Bayaning 3rd World, 1999),
    Ishmael Bernal (Himala, 1982), and
    Peque Gallaga (Oro, Plata, Mata, 1983).
    Lino Brocka

    A Mike de Leon film

    Ishmael Bernal
    Laurice Guillen
    Salome (1981) earned
    international acclaim at
    the Toronto
    International Film
    Festival. Her more
    recent films are
    Tanging Yaman, (2001)
    which won Best Picture
    in the Metro Manila
    Film Festival, American
    Adobo (2002),
    Santa Santita (2004),
    and Sa ‘Yo Lamang
    (2010)

    Tanging Yaman, 2001

    Salome, 1981
    Marilou Diaz Abaya captured
    the attention and respect of
    the viewing public with
    powerful films such as Jose
    Rizal (1998) which portrays
    the hero’s life and Muro-Ami
    (1999) which bravely exposed
    the deadly practice of using
    child-divers to pound for fish
    in the Philippines’ coral reefs.
    Veteran film director Maryo J. delos
    Reyes is the director heartwarming drama
    film Magnifico won for him the Best
    Director distinction at the 2003 FAMAS
    Awards and garnered other
    local and international film awards as
    well.
    Another Filipino film director who has
    brought the country to the cinema
    world’s attention is Brillante Mendoza.
    Mendoza was originally a production
    designer for films, commercials, and
    music videos, and started directing films
    in 2005. But in just four years, his film
    Kinatay (The Execution of P) won for him
    the Best Director award at the highly
    prestigious Cannes Film Festival of 2009
    • REFLECTIONS:
    • 1. Why is film making considered a true
    modern art form?
    • 2. Explain why the film director is considered
    an artist.
    • 3. Explain how film has served as a powerful
    communication medium from the 20th
    century until today.
    • 4. In the Philippine film industry, name at least
    three outstanding film directors.
    Answer the following questions
    1. The art or process of producing images by the action of radiant
    energy and light with the use of a camera.
    2. A person who takes photographs especially as a job.
    3. The very first type of camera which is also called pinhole camera.
    4. The earliest actual photograph was taken by _________ in 1827.
    5. According to history and some evidences, it was a Chinese
    philosopher named ________invented the first camera.
    6. An award-winning travel photographer and won the first price in
    2011 National Geographic Photo Contest.
    7. He is best known as advertising and commercial photographer.
    8. Another art form with an early name as “motion pictures.”
    9-15. Enumerate in any order the different genres/types of films.
    Answers key

    1. Photography
    2. Photographer
    3. Camera obscura
    4. Joseph Nicephore Nipce
    5. Mozi
    6. George Tapan
    7. John K. Chua
    8. Film/cinema
    9-15. silent film, gangster movie genre, horror film, fantasy film,
    animated feature film, movie musical, war and disaster film,
    thrillers or suspense film, historical or biographical film,
    film epic, film adaptations of literary classics, futuristic or science
    fiction film, Documentary film, Art films

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