Motion Media, Filming, and Television

Question 1

What is Motion Media?

Answer 1

Visual medium simulating movement through graphics, footage, and videos, often combined with audio, text, or
interactive elements, termed as integrated sight-and-sound kinetic media.

Question 2

What are the two types of Motion Media?

Answer 2

Formal (professionals, industry standards) and Informal (individuals, for personal use)

Question 3

What are the Categories of Motion Media?

Answer 3

Motion Picture and Motion Video

Question 4

Films, Movie, Theatrical film; photography recorded on celluloid film and projection on a screen theatre.

Answer 4

Motion Picture

Question 5

The electrical output from video devices on television, laptops, computers, and cell phones.

Answer 5

Motion Video

Question 6

Elements of Motion Media

Answer 6

1.) Transition
2.) Blurring
3.) Sound and Color
4.) Speed
5.) Direction
6.) Timing

Question 7

Most are fictional, revolving around made-up characters and made-up stories. Some, however, are based on true events. However, some productions take creative liberties for the sake of entertainment.

Answer 7

Films

Question 8

Film Formats

Answer 8

Short Film (10 to 30 mins) and Feature-Length Film (75 to 210 mins)

Question 9

Production and Stages of Film

Answer 9

1.) Development
2.) Pre-Production
3.) Production
4.) Post-Production
5.) Distribution

Question 10

A type of media that does not only broadcast sounds but also images/videos.

Answer 10

Television

Question 11

TV Programs and Genres

Answer 11

• Sports
• Sitcom
• Factual Television
• Talk show
• Reality Show
• Soap Opera
• Cartoons
• Travel
• Variety
• Drama

Question 12

It is also referred to when programmers offer something different from the rival’s program as an alternative to increasing the audience size.

Example: Manny Pacquiao Boxing Telecast (GMA) VS Blockbuster hits (ABS-CBN)

Answer 12

Counter Programming

Question 13

This technique is applied when the television network schedules similar programs back-to-back. This
concept is done to provide similar programming from a different television network to retain viewership.

Examples:
Dramarama sa Hapun (GMA) VS Kapamilya Gold (ABS-CBN)
GMA Telebabad VS ABS- CBN’s Primetime Bida

Answer 13

Block Programming

Question 14

A strong lead-in technique is when the television network puts up a power cast or is in demand on a specific
program. This also includes putting popular guest stars on a television program.

Examples: kathniel, lizquen, jadine, aldub

Answer 14

Strong Lead-in

Question 15

A technique used in broadcast programming whereby an unpopular television program is scheduled
between two popular ones in the hope that viewers will watch it.

Example: The Voice-ratedk-GGV in this scheduling practice, Rated K was hammocked by more trending
programs like The Voice and GGV.

Answer 15

Creating a Hammock

Question 16

This is another strategy in a television network, it is having special theme days, such as for a holiday, or
theme weeks. The shows being broadcasted are matched to a season for viewers to enjoy it.

Examples: Wansapanatym, Christmas Special, Showtime Lenten Season, MMK Themed Stories

Answer 16

Theming

Question 17

Supervises and regulates the operation of the movie and television industry while it initiates plans and
cooperates with entities involved in moviemaking and TV production to improve, upgrade, and make viable the industry as a source for fueling the national economy.

Answer 17

MTRCB (Movie and Television Review and Classification Board)

Question 18

What are the MTRCB Classifications?

Answer 18

G, PG, and SPG