Described as any dance form of dance derived from popular music combined with streetdance, choreography, or dance movements that jive with the beat.

is very energetic as dancers move freely and add their own personality into the dance.

Started in the early _____ when the youth experienced poverty, crime and gang violence in the Bronx in NYC.

(early 1970s to mid-1980s) these dance forms consist of breaking, popping and locking.

(mid-1980s to present) consists of the dance forms such as house, krumping,voguing, Harlem shake and street jazz.

Also known as the Breakdancing, b-boying and b-girling which originated in the Bronx that includes toprock and downrock.

dance steps that you do while standing that include kickstep, kickstep out, kickstep twist, kickstep cross and knee jerking movement.

also known as the power moves and sequences on the ground. More on acrobatic and gymnastics skills executing with the hands, arms or any part of the body that has contact on the floor.

more competitive type oftoprock that consists of foot shuffles, spins, turns and creative movements.

Hiphop dance step was created by Sam Solomon or Boogaloo Sam.

This technique should have good body coordination to have smooth fluid motions using the arm and body wave movements. This technique should be done properly with alternate contractions and body muscle relaxations.

it is the first form of popping. It is looser and shows smooth fluid motion. Incorporates isolated circular rolls of body parts. Some of the dance movements evolved from boogaloo are waving, strutting, fresno and slow motion.

smooth fluid motion. Literally imitating the waves in the ocean.

style of dance originated in San Francisco. Shows popping or hitting angles from your limbs.

footwork techniques that create illusions of your body floating smooth on the floor. “Moonwalk” is one example of this dance step which was popularized by Michael Jackson.

In this technique, you keep the rest of your body still while separating and moving a specific body quickly or slowly. In this technique, you keep the rest of your body still while separating and moving a specific body quickly or slowly.

Imitating a puppet or scarecrow with strings attached to your joints.

Makes your body move and stop quickly to make it look like you are moving with strobe light.

Imitating the movement of a robot or mannequin byexecuting different popping techniques.

– Also know as “King Tut” derived from Egyptian pharaoh “Tutankhamun”. Involves creating geometric shapes with right angles using your arms or hands.

• Created by Don Campbell orCampbellock.

This should be coordinated with music where the movements are mostly large and exaggerated. It includes wrist roll,skeeter rabbit, muscle man and iron work, etc.

Quickly contract and relax the muscles.

The only person who could play music with a leaf” labeled by the Guinness Book of World Records.

He belonged to a poor family. His father works in a real estate and jewelry business while her mother is a harpist and choir member in a church. ●Uses music to divert his attention from the poverty-stricken conditions of their neighborhood.

He became close with a famous gang leader, the Manila Kingpin and Hitler of Tondo: Asiong Salonga. ●He attended Torres High School while being a band member and entered UP Conservatory of Music to study violin for two semesters.He became close with a famous gang leader, the Manila Kingpin and Hitler of Tondo: Asiong Salonga. ●He attended Torres High School while being a band member and entered UP Conservatory of Music to study violin for two semesters.

is not only good with music, he was like an all-around man; he was good at other fields of expertise too.

father taught him violin and exposed the family to rondalla regularly. He learned solfeggio and score analysis at Mapa High School where he took an active part of glee club and orchestra. ●He played the trombone, tuba and E-flat horn as a member of UST Band.

He finished three courses in different fields: music, business and electronics.

is considered as the most important composer during the second golden age of Philippine Cinema in the 1980s.

He wrote songs for movies and did music scoring. He was also a music director and a music teacher. ●He was discovered by actor, former Mayor and President Joseph “Erap” Estrada which marked the beginning of his career in musical directing.

He composed film ballads and collaborated with other artists, such as Levi Celerio, to do music scores, including “Bato sa Buhangin” with the late FPJ and Vilma Santos, former actors.

did not study in music schools, nor his parents have any music background.

He is self-taught in piano and learned to interpret, write and compose notes at an early age. ●As a journalist, he realized the dangers of his job, and began writing music. This unfortunate event in his journalism career turned him to be one of the greatest Tagalog song composers in music history

refers to the graphic design used to advertise and promote

is the first local version Filipino comic book in the Philippines way back 1920s. It is published in a weekly basis in the local magazines the Liwayway and Bulaklak.

was the first iconic Philippine comic book character created by Filipino writer Romualdo Ramos and visual artist Antonio “Tony” Velasquez. It depicts the life and culture of the Filipino people

Involves the designing procedures applied to products for manufacturing and mass production.

They collect materials that help find solutions to arising problems, based on statistics.

Key issues are specified, conditions of the problem become main goals, and limitations.

Includes brainstorming ideas, charting a project plan, and executing test samples.

Product improvements are made. The finished prototype may not work as envisioned originally, hence; new ideas need to be brainstormed.

Cebu-based industrial designer. He is known locally and internationally for his use of natural fibers and materials, such as rattan, buri, bamboo and abaca.

Well-known in fashion world as the “Wrap Artist” of the Philippines and is recognized for her promotion and use of local fabric: Inabel from Ilocos Sur and Piñalino or pineapple fibers.

Art consists of Filipino- inspired crochets turned into clothes, handbags, handmade jewelry and other decorative and functional objects.

A Filipino fashion designer who hard-earned experiences and education at Central St. Martin’s in London and New York’s Fashion Institute and Technology.

Involves the designing procedures applied to products for manufacturing and mass production