- refers to the individual songs or performance sequences that are integrated into the storyline.

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-involves the design and arrangement of dance movements and sequences performed by the actors and dancers.

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devices that can create technology based art, with images can catch, clips we can film and many more

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is a process

that uses an electronic device called a digital camera to capture an image

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-Also known as CGI

-the creation of still or animated visual content using imaging software.

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-an art form using computer

software such as Adobe Photoshop with a graphics tablet and stylus pen

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-To film is to tell a story. To video is to record an event. Both are done on media that capture motion pictures and audio digitally.

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- involves creating a visual environment that complements and enhances the overall production

- Key elements of stage design included are set design, lighting design, costume design, props, scenic painting.

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The type of song that gets people

laughing

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The type of song that blend of dialogue and

song

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-involves performers embodying characters and portraying their emotions, intentions, and stories through dialogues, song and movement. It;s art of bringing the characters to life, engaging the audience, and conveying the narrative within the context of a musical production. 

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-musical theater presentations, refers to the choreographed movements and routines performed by actors or dancers as part of a theatrical production that combines singing, acting, and dancing. It serves as a storytelling tool, conveying emotions, enhancing the narrative, and adding visual appeal and entertainment to the overall performance.

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- refers to the real-time performance of the musical score by a live orchestra during the theatrical production.

- The orchestra is typically situated in an orchestra pit or sometimes on stage, accompanying the actors, singers, and dancers to enhance the overall auditory experience of the performance.

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- involves the collective effort of various artistic and technical professionals to bring the production to life.

- Key collaborators include are composers, lyricist, playwright/book writer, director, choreographer, musical director, set and costume designers, and performers.

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-Ensures performers understand and present the script enthusiastically.

-Oversees blocking, costume, and set designs.

-Harmonizes all production elements for cohesion.

-Supervises integration for a seamless

performance.

-Fosters collaborative harmony in theater.

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-They perform dramatic actions for the audience's enjoyment

-The actor/actress aims for believable portrayals

-Directly influences audience interest and overall production success

-They are authentic in character portrayal for sustaining audience engagement.

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-Refers to the physical environment or venue where theatrical performances take place.

-Any additional spaces associated with the performance

-Includes proscenium stages, thrust stages, open air

theatres, site specific theatres, etc.

-Can vary widely in size, style, and functionality.

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-Refers to the central idea or underlying concept.

-Reflects the playwright's perspective on topics such as love, power, social injustice, identity, or existentialism.

-Explores the emotions or dilemma that resonate with the audience.

-It fosters understanding among characters.

-May depend on the creative choices made by the director.

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-The sequence of events that unfolds from beginning to end in a story

-It goes beyond simply recounting events

-It explores cause and effect

-Conflict is usually what drives the story forward and gets the audience hooked.

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-Refers to the collective group of people who are present to watch and listen to the performance

-They are the spectators or listeners who attend the musical play to enjoy

the entertainment and artistic presentation.

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-Contributes to the narrative.

-Interacts with others and often express themselves through song and dialogue.

-Plays a crucial role in advancing the storyline and engaging the audience.

-Can be a fictional or dramatized individual portrayer by a performer.

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A single layer of sound; e.g.. a solo voice

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A melody with an accompaniment; e.g., a lead singer and a

band; a singer and a guitar or piano accompaniment; etc.

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Two or more independent voices; e.g., a round or fugue.

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provide design directives, lead rehearsals, and manage the production schedule.

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-Decides and oversees the creation of what the actors will wear.

-These are capable seamstresses and

designers on hand if you have to rent or borrow costumes, have someone coordinate, measurements, costume selection,alterations, and costume maintenance.

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-Makes sure that everything on stage is seen or not seen according to plan; sets the mood of each scene; and

creates or sets the atmosphere and time of day.

-responsible for the design,

installation, and operation of the lighting and special electrical effects used in the production.

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They manage everything related to music, including choosing performers,

hiring musicians for the band or orchestra, organizing rehearsals for

both orchestra members and stage actors, and directing the orchestra

during performances.

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The central character evolving,evoking audience empathy.

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 Opposing force, creating

conflict and tension.

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Contribute to the narrative, providing relief, support, or challenges.

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Refers to the number of instruments or voices that contribute to the overall density of the music.

-The layers of sound in a piece of music

-In a duet, the texture is thin or sparse.

-In an orchestra, it can be describe as thick or dense.

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- Common genres included are musical comedy, musical drama, operetta, rock musical, and jukebox musical.

- Styles can vary widely, from classical and jazz to pop and hip-hop, depending on the creative vision of the composers and lyricists.

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-This type of emotion is used for antagonism towards a character/s.

- It is used to help the plot

move forward.

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- Is usually triggered by an emotion or an event similar to what the character is experiencing in the play.

- Often evoked through memories, experiences, or places.

-Combines a sense of affection, warmth, and sometimes sadness when reflecting on moments or periods that have passed.

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- parts of the script where characters

communicate through speech rather than singing.

- The balance between dialogue and musical numbers varies, and effective integration is key to creating a well-rounded and engaging theatrical experience.

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- Loveis a central themein many musical plays, servingas a powerfulemotional thread.

- explores thecomplexity ofhuman

relationships,evokinga range of

emotions from joy and passion to

heartbreakand longing.

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- Aims to confuse or puzzle the audience by using unique storytelling, unexpected twists, and eccentric characters.

- Strives to keep the audience curious, engaged, and intrigued throughout the

unfolding events, offering a distinctive

and thought-provoking experience.

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- Strive to induce laughter and entertainment by employing clever lyrics, well-timed humor, and energetic music.

- Establishes a light and amusing

ambiance through comedic elements and situations.

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- is a literary technique involving a conversation between two or more characters, providing insight into their thoughts, feelings, and relationships.

- It serves to advance the plot, develop characters,and convey information.

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- refers to the physical actions and gestures of characters within a narrative.

- It adds depth to the plot, revealing emotions and enhancing visual imagery.

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-refers both the actual and conceptual surroundings where a theatrical performance takes place.

-The placement of elements within

the space, such as props and stage

Designs.

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- refers to the physical elements on stage that create the backdrop for the performance.

-It includes sets, props, and other visual components that enhance the storytelling.

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-Costumes are what the actors wear when performing.

-Costume informs the audience about a character,their social position, personality, and contributes to the creation of the world of a play.

-It can affect their posture and how they move

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-In drama often refer to visual or

auditory elements that enhance the

theatrical experience.

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-Traditionally defined as conversations between two or more individuals

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-Composed to enhance the narrative and evoke emotions.

-The music in a musical play serves as the emotional heartbeat of the production.

It includes original songs crafted to enhance the narrative and evoke a range of emotions.

-Can convey emotions, advance the plot, or express characters' thoughts and feelings.

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love songs or emotional songs

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The type of song means to charm the

audience

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The scenic designer, makes the scenery for stages, TV, or movies. They create the fake world where the performance happens. Their job is to make the

audience and actors feel like they're in the characters'world. Being a scenic designer needs both creativity and practical skills.

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They manage everything related to music, including choosing performers,

hiring musicians for the band or orchestra, organizing rehearsals for

both orchestra members and stage actors, and directing the orchestra

during performances.

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-a music reading device for low

vision musicians.

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-Helps in seeing the musical play clearly, let alone the actors, background, and props

-Back then, candles, oil lamps, or even sunlight (when performing outside) were used in lighting up the musical play

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-Nowadays, props and other elements of set design can now be made with the help of 3D Printing, making set design ready in time for the musical play

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-Modern technology has made it easier for theaters to upgrade the visual appeal of their productions and accomplish a variety of tasks.

-This includes: Stage Lighting, 3D Printing,and other forms of multimedia

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-One of the most crucial parts of set and costume design

-With the help of technology, things like sound effects and discreetly hiding the microphones within the costume can help enhance the quality of the musical play. These can be done behind-the-scenes.

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-Easier to master music

-Composed of various genres to

choose from

-Inspires and educates aspiring musicians

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-enables people to use music applications & programs that can hone

their musical expression,creativity, and learning.

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-study or the use of any electronic or digital music technologies device, mechanism, machine or tool by a musician or composer to make or perform music; to compose, notate, playback or record songs or pieces; or to analyze or edit music.

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-consists of the individuals and organizations that earn money by writing songs and musical compositions, creating and selling recorded music and sheet music, presenting concerts, as well as the organizations that aid, train, represent and supply music creators.

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Art that makes use of computers

Focuses on the process and not the

Product

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-An effect which sees one shape or

object transform into another in a

seamless transition

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-It is similar to making a mosaic, where small bits are individually placed, creating

larger artworks. Nostalgia is credited for the pixel art trend which uses video game art techniques in new art.

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-Formation or position in an orderly sequence

-Producing a series of images from a singleimage

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