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PPDA Course Protocols

The document outlines a course focused on the proper care of the artist's body as an instrument for creative work, covering anatomy, health, body condition exercises, and professional practices. It addresses potential injuries, hygiene, and safety in the arts, while also providing guidance on personal development and market research for artists. The course emphasizes the importance of maintaining physical well-being to enhance artistic expression and prevent industry-related injuries.

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PPDA Course Protocols

The document outlines a course focused on the proper care of the artist's body as an instrument for creative work, covering anatomy, health, body condition exercises, and professional practices. It addresses potential injuries, hygiene, and safety in the arts, while also providing guidance on personal development and market research for artists. The course emphasizes the importance of maintaining physical well-being to enhance artistic expression and prevent industry-related injuries.

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Course Protocols

Created @May 11, 2024 9:32 PM

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SUBJECT DESCRIPTION
Students will be given a comprehensive discussion and practical studies on
the proper care of their bodies as the instrument "or their art, through proper
exercise, good hygiene and proper industry practices.

COURSE OVERVIEW
demonstrates an understanding of how the body functions in the creative work
environment

A. THE ARTISTS' ANATOMY: THE BODY AS THE INSTRUMENT

The Skeletal System (posture and the spine)

The Tissues of the body (the joints and muscles)

The Integumentary System (the skin)

The Organs

B. HEALTH IN THE ARTS

The body structure and possible problems

Injuries related to the arts

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Hazards in the arts

Research on the causes and prevention of industry-related injuries (e.g. carpal


tunnel syndrome, stress, burnt skin)

Personal and industrial hygiene

Healthy diet

First aid and emergency response procedures

consciously applies safety and professional practices in the work environment

C. BODY CONDITION EXERCISES IN THE CREATIVE WORK ENVIRONMENT

Body warm-ups

Vocal warm-ups

Exercises that prevent injuries in the performing & visual arts

Creative mental exercises for the artist

D. THE PROFESSIONAL

Basic profile (e.g. weight, height, hair color, eye color, age)

Resume writing

Skills inventory (e.g. dancing, acting, painting, etc)

Market research (where to find work)

E. THE PROFESSIONAL WORKING ENVIRONMENT

Physical factors in the working environment

Risk assessment in work activities

Workspace safety and hazard control

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ARTS
A broad term, consisting of the expressive disciplines

It contributes to personal growth and development

Art is a universal language and through it, each nation makes its own unique
contribution to the culture of mankind.

Arts and one's personal development

it lifts you beyond your everyday consciousness

it is relaxing, therapeutic and rejuvenating.

Arts and one's physical development


The human body is an instrument for the production of art in the life of the human
soul.

- Alfred North Whitehead

Artist’s body as an instrument

The Carpal Solution really Works!

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome


Repetitive motions, such as drawing, painting, or sculpting, especially if
performed with poor posture or technique.

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