29th PMPC Star Awards for Movies Winners List

Check out the list of the winners of the recently concluded 29th PMPC Star Awards for Movies. El Presidente and Alagwa emerged as the best picture winners on mainstream and indie divisions for Star Awards for Movies 2013.

El Presidente actor Jorge Estregan must be in a cloud nine after winning the movie actor of the year award considering he One More Try actor Dingdong Dantes got the Best actor award in last year's Metro Manila Film Festival. Angel Locsin, on the other hand, well deserves the best actress trophy.

Below is the complete list of winners of 29th PMPC Star Awards for Movies held on March 10 at the AFP Theatre in Quezon City, Philippines.

Indie Sound Engineering of the Year:
Ditoy Aguila and Mark Locsin, Mater Dolorosa

Movie Sound Engineer of the Year:
Coreen de San Jose, Ditoy Aguila, Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles

Indie Theme Original Song of the Year:
Saan Ako Tutuntong, Migrante

Movie Theme Song of the Year:
Aking Inang Bayan, El Presidente

Indie Movie Musical Scorer of the Year:
Von de Guzman, Supremo

Movie Musical Scorer of the Year:
Vicente de Jesus, I Do Bi Doo Bi Doo

Indie Theme Original Song of the Year:
Saan Ako Tutuntong?, Migrante

Movie Theme Original Song of the Year:
Aking Inang Bayan, El Presidente

Indie Movie Editor of the Year:
Dexter Samarita, Alagwa

Movie Editors of the Year:
Jason Cahapay and Ryan Orduna, El Presidente

Movie Screenwriter of the Year:
Mark Meily, El Presidente

Indie Movie Production Designer of the Year:
Dante Mendoza, Thy Womb

Move Production Designers of the Year:
Joel Bilbao and Danny Red, El Presidente

Child Performer of the Year:
Bugoy Carino, Alagwa

New Movie Actresses of the Year:
Tippy Dos Santos, I Doo Bidoo Bidoo & Kim Komatsu, Mga Mumunting Lihim

Indie Movie Cinematographer of the Year:
Odysset Flores, Thy Womb

Movie Cinematographer of the Year:
Carlo Mendoza, El Presidente

Movie Supporting Actor of the Year:
Carlo Aquino, Mater Dolorosa

Movie Supporting Actress of the Year:
Janice de Belen, Titik: The Aswang Chronicles

Indie Movie Director of the Year:
Ian Loreños, Alagwa

Movie Director of the Year:
Mark Meily, El Presidente

Indie Movie of the Year:
Alagwa

Movie of the Year:
El Presidente

Movie Actor of the Year:
ER Ejercito, El Presidente

Movie Actress of the Year:
Angel Locsin, One More Try

Special Awards:
Darling of the Press: Isko Moreno
Nora Aunor Ulirang Artista Lifetime Achievement Award: Lito Lapid
Ulirang Alagad ng Pelikula sa Likod ng Kamera: Romy Vitug

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Tippy Dos Santos Gets A Star Awards for Movies Nomination

Tippy Dos Santos debuted on the big screen via the Chris Martinez musical comedy "I Do Bidoo Bidoo" and for a first timer, she has proven she's got acting prowess because her portrayal has got her a nomination as 'Best New Female Actress' for Star Awards for Movies.

“To be cast in I Do Bidoo Bidoo alone was already such a big blessing, I got to work with such a brilliant and very nice director, Director Chris Martinez, and I was able to work with the most talented people in the industry, My Dad Tito Gary, Mommy Zsazsa, Tita Uge, Tito Ogie and others, but to also be nominated for an award, is just an even bigger gift,” says Tippy.

“I am not expecting anything, but to be nominated is already a prize for me. Idobidoobidoo is nominated for more than 10 awards, so I am really thankful that I was chosen to be part of that landmark film."

Currently, Tippy is on the Kapamilya network via Luv U and also she's gearing up for the comedy movie Raketeros. She is vying against Dawn Balagot for “The Animals”, Shy Carlos of “A Secret Affair”, Mayton Eugenio (“Dormboys”), Glenda Kennedy (“Thy Womb”), Kim Komatsu (“Mga Mumunting Lihim”) and her co-star Sweet Plantado in I Doo Bidoo Bidoo.

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