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media museum Exhibit Hall NCCA: Cinema Paraiso
 INSIDE THE EXHIBIT HALL
Display a memorabilia on the evolution of communication equipment from the early years to present
NCCA: Cinema Paraiso

Evolution of Philippine Film Awards

Metro Manila Film Festival - started in 1973 as a festival, becomes Metro Manila wide and celebrated during Christmas Day - December 25
FAP Awards - given by the Film Academy of the Philippines, where academy members vote for their own peers
Star Awards for Movies - of the Philippines Movie Press Club (PMPC) started in 1985 and gave out awards such as "Darling of the Press"
Gawad Urian - establised by the Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino was first given out in 1976
Maria Clara Awards - the first award-giving body established in 1950 by the Manila Timese Publishing Co. with trophy made by national artist Guillermo Tolentino
FAMAS - FIlipino Academy of Movie Arts and Science was established in 1952 by media and movie industry practitioners, replacing the Maria Clara Awards
FAMAS trophy in early years was made of wood
Manila Film Festival - establised by the City of Manila under Mayor Antonio Villegas and celebrated on Manila Day, June 24, and comes with a parade of stars

Prospetics & other special effects
Benny Batoctay's aswang...used in "Spirit Warriors: The Shortcut" (2003, MAQ)
Tiyanak by Cecil Baun, a monster disguised as an infant

Heads, Busts and Statue

Heads and Busts made by Cecil Baun
Statue of Togo

Promotional Materials
Immortal Songs
Promotional materials include: Billboards and Streamers, Flyers, Newspaper advertising, Press book, Stills and lobby display cards
Press Kits, and Magazines from the pre-war to the contemporary era
Movie Posters
Promotional T-shirts
The rise of independents film making in the Philippines

Cinema Tools and Equipment
Sampaguita Picture's 35mm Mitchell Camera
Shooting lights, courtesy of LVN Pictures
Director's Chair, courtesy of LVN
LVN's Boom Microphone with Stand
Moviola- used by Premiere Productions for editing
Premier Productions's lenses in containers with silica gel to protect from moisture
Clappers used by LVN movies (ca. 50's) and Batang West Side (2001)
35mm Magazine
Eddie Romero looking through his viewfinder in a behind-the-scenes phot of "Intramuros/Walls of Hell" (1962, Hemisphere) with cinematography Felipe Sacdalan (left) and co-director Gerardo de Leon (right)
Eddie Romero's director viewfinder
Nagra sound recorder
  
National Artist for Film
National Artist fof FIlm - Lino Brocka (1939-1991)
National Artist for Film - Ismael Bernal (1938-1996)
National Artist for Film - Lamberto V. Abellan (1915-1991)
National Artist Medallion as given to national artist awardees

Props and Customs

Nida Blanca's custome from the movie Handang Matodas (1956,LVN), the sequel to the blockbuster Waray-waray (1954, LVN with Nestor de Villa)
Sword used by Fernando Poe, Jr. in the "Panday" series is the exact replica of El Cid's sword.
Wedding goen worn by Maruja (played by Susan Roces) for finale sequence of Mruja (1967, Lea Productions)
Pugo's custome in LVN;s Tress Mosquiteros (1960), co-starring with Lopito, Bentot and Pancho Magalona, directed by Tony Santos
Dresser, Lamp and Diary - used by Charo Santos in Mike de Leon's "Kisapmata" (1981, Bancom)
Susan Roces' custome as Muslim Princess in the epic movie Perlas ng Silangan (1973, FPJ Productions)
Jose Rizal's custome...worn by Joel Torre in Mike de Leon's Bayaning Third World
Replica of wicker chair and table along with other paraphernalia used by Jose Rizal in prison for the movie "Jose Rizal" (1998, GMA Films), directed by Marilou Diaz-Abaya
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INSIDE THE EXHIBIT HALL
1st printed book
Living history of philippine media
Evolution of printing press


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