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Lesson 3 Production Processes in Art: Pre-Discussion

The document discusses the production processes involved in creating art. It identifies three main processes: production, reproduction, and post-production. Production refers to the actual making or manufacturing of the artwork. Reproduction is making a copy of an existing work of art. Post-production comprises the final editing and organizing of artwork, such as cutting, coloring, and organizing footage. The document provides examples of each process and suggests making a flow chart of the processes used to create a specific artwork.

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Lesson 3 Production Processes in Art: Pre-Discussion

The document discusses the production processes involved in creating art. It identifies three main processes: production, reproduction, and post-production. Production refers to the actual making or manufacturing of the artwork. Reproduction is making a copy of an existing work of art. Post-production comprises the final editing and organizing of artwork, such as cutting, coloring, and organizing footage. The document provides examples of each process and suggests making a flow chart of the processes used to create a specific artwork.

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Lesson 3

PRODUCTION PROCESSES IN ART

PRE-DISCUSSION

How does a sculpture was made? Did it undergo a step by step process before
it was made?

Art is viewed as a creative journey. It has to pass through a process by which it


was made, rather than on its form.

What to expect:

1. Identify the processes in art

2. Make a flow chart of an example of a process in art

3. Gives value to the process made in creating an art


LESSON OUTLINE

The process in art refers to the process of the formation of art. It is concerned
with the actual doing and how actions can be defined as an actual work of art. It can be
the process of bringing a song or musical work to life or honing that work to life.

What are the processes in art?

The processes involved in art are the production, reproduction and post production.

What is production?

Production is a word with many meanings. It can refer to the making of


something, or to a final product. Production is the heart of making art. It is also the
action or manufacturing from components or raw materials or the process of being
manufactured.

Another process is the reproduction. A reproduction is a copy of another work of art. It


could be a copy of painting, drawing or of an original print. Some are of high quality and
are almost identical to the original.
And the last process is the post production. Post production refers to organizing, cutting,
coloring and editing the footage captured in production.

It is also considered as the “final touches”.

SUMMARY

The processes involved in art are the production, reproduction and post production.
Production refers to the making of something, or to a final product. A reproduction is a
copy of another work of art. Post production refers to organizing, cutting, coloring and
editing the footage captured in production.
ASSESSMENT/ENRICHMENT

A. Select an example of an art. Make a flow chart on the process on how that is done.

ASSIGNMENT:

What are the mediums and technique used in art?

REFERENCES:

www.tate.org.uk>tate-exchnage

www.digitalbrew.com

https://www.tate.org.uk/visit/tate-modern/tate-exchange/art-production

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