Cover Page

To ensure consistency and professionalism in research formatting, the title page must adhere to the following guidelines:

1. Title Format

• Type the title in an inverted triangle format (each line gradually decreasing in length).

• Use boldface font to highlight the title for emphasis.

Example:

Kurit sang Kadalag-an An Acrylic Painting on Canvas Depicting the Building 

Blocks Behind the Local Artist’s Success

2. Author’s / authors’ Name/s:

• "A Proposed Production Study" is in lightface font, title case, and centered – first line.

• "submitted by" is in lightface font and centered – second line.

• The major: "Visual Arts" in parentheses is in lightface font, title case and centered – last line.

• The names of the authors [Full name: First name, middle initial, and last name] are in lightface font, alphabetical order, and centered.

Example:

A Proposed Production Study

submitted by

Krishna Cazmir A. Brusas

Precious Ann S. Espiel

Joe Ana Coleene M. Suficiencia

Amyr Anne A. Suganob

Angela H. Toleran

Gwynnyth H. Tonquin

(Visual Arts)

3.     Approving Body

• "To the faculty of the" is in lightface font and centered – first line.

• "Special Program in the Arts of" is in lightface font and centered - second line.  

• “Santa Barbara National Comprehensive High School" is in lightface font and centered – third line.

• The school address, “Roosevelt Street, Santa Barbara, Iloilo” is in light face and centered – last line.

Example:

To the faculty of the

Special Program in the Arts of

Santa Barbara National Comprehensive High School

Roosevelt Street, Santa Barbara, Iloilo

4. Spacing

Apply 1.5 line spacing to all textual entries, with appropriate spacing between entries to maintain clarity and readability.

5. Pagination, and Month and Year

The title page should not include a page number, month and year.