Fine Arts and Performing Arts: Knowledge and Skill Statements with Suggested Performance Indicators

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Describe the history and evolution of the visual and performing arts and their role in and impact on societyFA-FAPA1

  • A

    Evaluate works of art using critical thinking skillsFA-FAPA1.A

  • B

    Articulate the historical evolution of the fine arts and/or performing arts and the influences of differing cultures and voices, including historically marginalized voicesFA-FAPA1.B

  • C

    Describe how fine and/or performing arts may impact cultures differentlyFA-FAPA1.C

  • D

    Compare the variety of expressive forms which have existed in visual and performing art throughout historyFA-FAPA1.D

  • E

    Analyze the opportunities for expression through the visual and performing artsFA-FAPA1.E

  • F

    Present written and oral evaluations of visual and performing artsFA-FAPA1.F

  • G

    Analyze the development of tools and technologies employed in the visual and performing artsFA-FAPA1.G

Describe the scope and influence of the fine arts and/ or performing arts industries on society and the economyFA-FAPA2

  • A

    Define the roles of creators, performers, and others involved in the production and presentation of the artsFA-FAPA2.A

  • B

    Define factors that could affect the roles of creators, performers, and others in the production and presentation of the artsFA-FAPA2.B

  • C

    Explain how the commercial aspects of the arts have evolved and illustrate the commercial aspects currently employed in different mediumsFA-FAPA2.C

  • D

    Compare how artistic processes, organizational structure, and business principles are used in the artsFA-FAPA2.D

  • E

    Identify funding sources for artists and arts organizationsFA-FAPA2.E

Objectively analyze how visual arts elements and principles of design communicate and express ideasFA-FAPA3

  • A

    Analyze the elements and principles of art applied to visual art formsFA-FAPA3.A

  • B

    Communicate the purpose of artwork and the process and materials that were used to achieve itFA-FAPA3.B

Demonstrate knowledge of essential cooking principles and methodsFA-FAPA4

  • A

    Evaluate the use of musical elements in performances of different musical styles, genres, and repertoireFA-FAPA4.A

  • B

    Demonstrate the ability to recognize and/or read musical symbolsFA-FAPA4.B

  • C

    Compare ways in which the same musical elements are used in different styles of musicFA-FAPA4.C

  • D

    Explain the concept of musical expression and the concept of improvisational musicFA-FAPA4.D

  • E

    Demonstrate technical skills in arranging and composing musicFA-FAPA4.E

Demonstrate an understanding of various repertoires of music representing diverse styles, genres, cultures, and historical periodsFA-FAPA5

  • A

    Comprehend and arrive at an aesthetic perception of different pieces of music from diverse culturesFA-FAPA5.A

  • B

    Understand ways in which the same musical styles are used in multiple genresFA-FAPA5.B

  • C

    Identify processes and materials in context of music literature including melodic, harmonic, and tonal organization and meter and rhythmic patternsFA-FAPA5.C

  • D

    Demonstrate knowledge of musical genres that represent specific historical periods and cultures and research trends and new and emerging genresFA-FAPA5.D

  • E

    Identify and perform appropriate musical styles, genres and repertoire for a variety of purposesFA-FAPA5.E

Explain key issues affecting the creation of characters, acting skills, and individual roles for the presentation of an entertainment arts productionFA-FAPA6

  • A

    Describe the social context of characters found in dramatic texts from various styles and mediaFA-FAPA6.A

  • B

    Create characters consistent with a variety of styles, including classical, contemporary, and realistic/non-realistic dramatic texts in informal/formal theatre, film, television, or electronic media productionsFA-FAPA6.B

  • C

    Recognize which voices and performers historically underrepresented in characters and rolesFA-FAPA6.C

  • D

    Investigate and apply the physical and emotional dimensions of characters from various styles and media to the process of character creationFA-FAPA6.D

  • E

    Recognize and utilize various acting techniques to perform and refine original dramatic conceptsFA-FAPA6.E

  • F

    Compare and contrast the role of playwrights, actors, and others involved in the production of theatrical worksFA-FAPA6.F

Create stage, film, television, or electronic media scripts in a variety of traditional and current formatsFA-FAPA7

  • A

    Write stage scripts in a variety of formatsFA-FAPA7.A

  • B

    Write film scripts in a variety of formatsFA-FAPA7.B

  • C

    Write television scripts in a variety of formatsFA-FAPA7.C

  • D

    Write electronic media scripts in a variety of formatsFA-FAPA7.D

  • E

    Condense scripts for different time limits and formatsFA-FAPA7.E

  • F

    Interpret cultural and historical eras in theaterFA-FAPA7.F

Understand how technical design including sound reinforcement, lighting, costumes, and make up contributes to performance and/or presentFA-FAPA8

  • A

    Evaluate and refine the technical design of a performance by researching and analyzing past and current productionsFA-FAPA8.A

  • B

    Describe how sound reinforces, enhances, or alters performances, pacing, mood, and setting, and create sound effects and select music for a productionFA-FAPA8.B

  • C

    Explain how stage lighting may be used to influence mood, historical context, and character, and use available lighting resources to enhance productionsFA-FAPA8.C

  • D

    Explain how costuming and make-up may be used to convey a character’s mood, character, historical context, and social status to reinforce, enhance or alter performances, and use available resources to convey characters through costumes, accessories, and make-up designFA-FAPA8.D

  • E

    Analyze historical and current productions to determine how technology reinforces, enhances, or alters performancesFA-FAPA8.E

Synthesize and use the technical aspects of theatre, film, television, and/or electronic media into a productionFA-FAPA9

  • A

    Identify and apply theatrical terms relative to technical design and productionFA-FAPA9.A

  • B

    Understand basic concepts of blocking and technical movement in technical designFA-FAPA9.B

  • C

    Identify and apply knowledge of stage management and organizationFA-FAPA9.C

  • D

    Demonstrate the ability to work within a theatrical productionFA-FAPA9.D

  • E

    Understand how blocking and technical movement impact a productionFA-FAPA9.E

  • F

    Critique the use of blocking and technical movement in a productionFA-FAPA9.F

  • G

    Demonstrate collaboration and attention to detail to achieve an effective ensemble in rehearsal and performanceFA-FAPA9.G

Analyze and employ the physical, emotional, and social dimensions of characters found in dramatic texts from various genres and mediaFA-FAPA10

  • A

    Demonstrate physical characteristics in dramatic texts from various genres and mediaFA-FAPA10.A

  • B

    Demonstrate and identify the emotional dimensions of characters found in dramatic texts from various genres and mediaFA-FAPA10.B

  • C

    Demonstrate the social dimensions of characters found in dramatic texts from various genres and mediaFA-FAPA10.C

  • D

    Create characters consistent with classical, contemporary, and realistic/non- realistic dramatic texts in informal/formal theatre, film, television or electronic media productionsFA-FAPA10.D

  • E

    Create both long- and short-term characters that connect with audiencesFA-FAPA10.E

Recognize and utilize the technical aspects of theatre from the perspective of the playwright and/or actor (e.g., lighting, sound, properties, costumes, make-up)FA-FAPA11

  • A

    Understand and use knowledge of design, equipment, and materials to integrate the elements necessary for visual and aural aspects of productionFA-FAPA11.A

  • B

    Demonstrate knowledge of costumes and make-up to portray charactersFA-FAPA11.B

  • C

    Demonstrate knowledge of the influences of music and sound effects on a theatre productionFA-FAPA11.C

  • D

    Demonstrate knowledge of lighting and its influence on theatre productionFA-FAPA11.D

  • E

    Collaborate with the director, the playwright, and actors to use theatre technology to enhance the productionFA-FAPA11.E

Demonstrate an understanding of acting technique and/or the ability to write theatre, film, television, radio, or electronic media scripts in a variety of formatsFA-FAPA12

  • A

    Recognize and use various classical and contemporary acting techniques and methodsFA-FAPA12.A

  • B

    Communicate sensory images through movement, vocal, visual, or written expressionFA-FAPA12.B

  • C

    Develop a repertory of audition selections from classical and contemporary playsFA-FAPA12.C

  • D

    Develop and maintain a portfolio of personal works that exhibit and reflect growth as an actor or playwrightFA-FAPA12.D

  • E

    Understand editing guidelines when working with production teamsFA-FAPA12.E

Demonstrate the fundamental elements, techniques, principles, and processes for various dance styles and traditions in the pathwayFA-FAPA13

  • A

    Demonstrate appropriate skeletal alignment, body-part articulation, strength, flexibility, agility, and coordination in locomotor and non- locomotor/axial movementsFA-FAPA13.A

  • B

    Integrate and perform rhythms, combinations, and variations utilizing a broad dynamic rangeFA-FAPA13.B

  • C

    Demonstrate use of space through movement and interaction in spaceFA-FAPA13.C

  • D

    Demonstrate choreographic principles, processes, and structuresFA-FAPA13.D

  • E

    Articulate the characteristics of various movement arts of diverse groups of people and historical contextsFA-FAPA13.E

  • F

    Analyze the origin and evolution of dance and its role in culture and societyFA-FAPA13.F

  • G

    Explore how performances can be adapted to different audiences, including those with physical or cognitive disabilitiesFA-FAPA13.G

Perform complex steps and patterns from various dance styles and traditionsFA-FAPA14

  • A

    Demonstrate choreographic principles, processes, and structuresFA-FAPA14.A

  • B

    Demonstrate and apply improvisational structuresFA-FAPA14.B

  • C

    Apply techniques required for partner and ensemble performancesFA-FAPA14.C

  • D

    Demonstrate the elements of theatrical production as they relate to danceFA-FAPA14.D

  • E

    Perform and evaluate an original work of danceFA-FAPA14.E

  • F

    Demonstrate the ability to adapt and collaborate as part of a teamFA-FAPA14.F

  • G

    Generate various choreographic structures and ideas to communicate artistic intent and meaning through a dance sequenceFA-FAPA14.G

Understand the history and evolution of photographyFA-FAPA15

  • A

    Demonstrate knowledge of photographers (including those who are historically marginalized) who have made an impact on the shaping of mages that influenced history and cultureFA-FAPA15.A

  • B

    Demonstrate knowledge of photography and its role in art movementsFA-FAPA15.B

  • C

    Demonstrate knowledge of approaches and trends in photography, including the use of personal devicesFA-FAPA15.C

  • D

    Demonstrate knowledge of the changing technology in photographyFA-FAPA15.D

  • E

    Understand the use of documentary photography, narrative storytelling, and the use of imageFA-FAPA15.E

Understand and demonstrate the use of photographic principles and processesFA-FAPA16

  • A

    Understand and apply the theory of light, characteristics of light and optical principles, color temperature, and color relationshipsFA-FAPA16.A

  • B

    Describe use of the elements of art (e.g., color, line, form, shape, space, texture, value), design, and composition in photographyFA-FAPA16.B

  • C

    Demonstrate basic photographic techniques including center of interest, subject placement, perspective, and balanceFA-FAPA16.C

  • D

    Understand and apply basic principles of shutter speed, aperture, metering, optics lighting and digital captureFA-FAPA16.D

  • E

    Describe the fundamentals of professional software applications to produce digital images using computer softwareFA-FAPA16.E

  • F

    Understand various options available to images including digital compression, color management, and output optionsFA-FAPA16.F

Demonstrate the use of photography equipment and software that supports photographyFA-FAPA17

  • A

    Demonstrate the use of still cameras, motion media equipment, and controlsFA-FAPA17.A

  • B

    Demonstrate knowledge of light sensitive material, photographic filters, and lensesFA-FAPA17.B

  • C

    Produce a variety of digital images using computer softwareFA-FAPA17.C

  • D

    Demonstrate the use of lighting equipment and devicesFA-FAPA17.D

  • E

    Prepare photographic solutions and demonstrate knowledge of chemical safety procedures and the use of Material Safety Data Sheets,FA-FAPA17.E

  • F

    Demonstrate knowledge of darkroom equipment, image processing, and controls relating to black and white and color printingFA-FAPA17.F

  • G

    Demonstrate use of photographic finishing and mounting and the archival processFA-FAPA17.G

  • H

    Demonstrate how to use image presentation software to manage images and create promotional piecesFA-FAPA17.H

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