AA Productions - Producer Alona Alegre [also leading actress]
ABA
ABG Productions - Producer credited as Fernando Poe Sr on Intramuros (The Rape Of A City) (1946), although Poe was also releasing films under his Palaris company.
Able Ventures International Corporation - SEE AVIC
Above-the-line Productions
Academy
ACB Productions - Producer Allan Chester Balatbat. Along with co-producer Balatbat Productions, released two films only: the bomba film Naked In The Dark (as "CB Productions", 1970), and as local co-producer for New World Pictures' Women In Cages (released locally as "Playpen", 1971).
A.C.C.S. Film Productions (Avanguard Creatives)
ACD
Ace (c.1965)
Ace Diamond Productions (1967)
Aces
Aces-Doris
ACG Productions - local producer Antonio C. Go listed for the Filipino release of the Hong Kong co-production Magic Curse [as Nang Yari Sa Kagubatan, 1979], released via Jowell Films
AC Mercado Productions (1970-72) - Producer Teddy Vales. Produced the bomba films Playgirls In The Night (1970), Pakialamero/“Interloper” and Isla de Amor (both 1971).
AC Productions - fly-by-night bomba producer of one film only, Sigaw Ng Katarungan (1972)
ACR
ACT-ESP
Action Films International - Producer Dorothy Cansancio. Produced the kung fu film Bionic Dragon (1979) starring Boy Fernandez, and the Lito Lapid-starrer Lipulin: Masasamang Loob.
Acuña-Zaldariaga
Adroit Films (1967-1971) - Producer Ruben S. Abalos.
ADY Productions - Producer Yolanda Quesada [credited in 1975 as Yoly Gonzales], Executive Producer Atty. Benedicto Sta. Teresa. Released three bomba films - Handa Akong... Magdusa!/“I’m Ready... To Sacrifice!” (1970), Aida (Ang Makasalanang Martir) and Ito Ang Tundo/“This Is The Prick” (both 1971), and the horror-comedy Yolindina (1975).
AEC
Aeon
AG
AGA
AgostoDos Pictures
AGP Film Productions - Producer Adolfo Gloria Paras. Initial presentation Kapitana Ester (1977) with Alona Alegre; also produced Gorgonya (1978) starring Max Alvarado.
Aladdin Productions (1968-69) - Executive Producer Ben M. Valenzuela
Alaminos Films (1974-76) - Executive Producer Rodolfo Balingit [Executive Producers in 1974 - Jose Ong, Mario Tan; Producers in 1975 listed as Manuel Zialcita, Danny L. Zialcita]
A.L.B. Productions - SEE Arturo L. Bayle Productions
Alfona Productions - Producer Alfonso Luchera, Executive Producer Anacieta Luchera. Bankrolled the Jun Aristorenas/Roberto Gonzalez kung fu film Action Force (1977).
Alga Productions - produced Bandila Ng Magigiting (1974).
Aliaga
Aliud Productions
Alladin
Allar Productions - released the bomba film Sandigan... Ng Kinabukasa/“Foundation... Of The Future” (1971).
Alleluia Pictures Inc - Producers Mon Carrion, Siony Timbol Richardson. Released the camp science fiction classic Electrika Kasi, Eh! (1977).
All Star Films - c.1979
All Stars Inc - produced one film, 14 (1969) directed by Fernando Poe Jr and released via FPJ Productions.
Al Martin Pictures (1949)
Alpha Pictures (1966) - Producer Romy Villaflor (also director).
Alphine Film Productions - only two productions listed, Agent Imposibol vs The Diamond Bikini (1969) and the bomba film Bakit?/"Why?" (1970).
Alrey
Alvarez Productions (1968-1975) - Producers Cesar K. Alvarez, Luz Gancayco Alvarez.
AMA Com
Amanah Films International - Executive Producer Betty Santos. Initial offering Iniibig Kita... Father Salvador (1976) with Vic Vargas.
Amaritz Productions
Amazaldy Film Productions - Executive Producer Amado Tan, Line Producers Augusto Villanueva, Vergel Santos, Tony Fricinal, Max Baun
Ambassador Pictures or Ambassador Productions - Juanito Pascual (father of producers Baby and William Pascual) and brothers Prisco and Jacinto. Primarily a distributor of Japanese action films (Zatoichi, Yojimbo, Watari) and spaghetti westerns in the Sixties; also produced a series of Joseph Estrada and Zaldy Zshornack action films, Agent 009 spy films starring Charlie Davao, and Dolphy and Chiquito comedies, between 1962 and 1965.
Americo-Filipino
Amor Productions (1967) - Producer Divina Valencia [also star]
Amore
AM Productions (1966-) - Producer Amalia Fuentes [as Amalia Muhlach]
AMS
Andelyn Films International - Executive Producer Andy P. delos Santos
Andryrose Productions (c.1974)
Angora Films
Anima
Annavi Pictures - Producer Producer Anna Victoria Claire. Released Anna Victoria (1970) through Tower Productions [is Annavi a relative of the founders?]
Anther Films International - initial presentation Dakpin Si... Pusa (Ang Kilabot), distributed through Mirick Films International
AP Films International (1977) - Producer Abella Pascual; Produced Devil Dan: Stuntman For Hire
Apex
APT Entertainment
Aquarius Productions - Producer Dr Diana Llamas Malubay; released the bomba films Dayupay/“Emaciated” (directed by "Aquarius"), Marisa and The Grass Widow (all 1970).
Aragon Bros
Arbee Films (1968-) - Producer Rolf Bayer, who also wrote and directed films for the international market along with Lamberto V. Avellana. Films include a co-production with Pioneer shot in Hong Kong, The Kill (pictured above, 1973).
Archipelago Films Incorporated (1975-76) - Executive Producer Lourdes S. Sevilla; Assistant Executive Producer Realtor Quin B. Bate; Associate Producers Gilda G. Fuentebella, Dean Alfredo T. Javellana, Salvador S. Laguda, Arellano T. Rola
Arco Iris Motion Pictures or Rey Ylag Productions (1968) - Producer Rey Ylag
Ardom
Aren
Arguz Productions (1966) - Producer Armando de Guzman (also director).
Armar Productions (1967) - Producer Artemio Marquez [also director], Executive Producer Rodolfo M. Lopez.
Ar-Nor Productions - Producer Normita de Jesus. Released the bomba film Sakim…Bawat Isa/“Lustful...Each One” (1970).
A.R. Productions - Producer Armand Rodriguez. Released 3 Nights Of Love, Eva The Temptress and Climax Of Love (all 1970).
Arriva
Arriva-Spotlight
Arte
Artikulo Uno Productions
Arturo L. Bayle Productions or A.L.B. Productions (c.1963-64) - Producer Arturo L. Bayle
Arven Films (1971-76) - initial release Francisca At Isabel/“Francisca And Isabel” (1971) starring Eddie Gutierrez.
Arvi (1947)
Asia Film Exchange (1966-) - is this Tommy Pascual [see below]?
Asia Films - a distribution company owned by Tommy Pascual (father of sometimes Hong Kong-based producer and filmmaker Jimmy L. Pascual of Emperor Films International). Imported kung fu films from Hong Kong in the early 70s, including his son's Emperor productions.
Asian American
A-S Productions (1976-77)
Associated Artists (1965-66) - Producers Eddie Fernandez, Carlos "Rusty" Salazar
Associated Entertainment Corportation or AEC (1976-1981) - Producer Nacy G. Nocom [also director]
Associated Film Productions (1970)
Associated Theaters
The Associates and Celso Ad. Castillo Film Company (1976)
AST Productions (1969-70) - Producer Fernando Torrente.
ATB 5
Ateneo Alumni Association - sole release was The End Of The Road (1947) directed by Lamberto V. Avellana.
Atic Inc.
Atlas
AVD Film Organization - Executive Producer Aurelio V. Diosomito, Associate Producer Tito Rodriguez: released two bomba films, Jacobina (The Artists’ Model) (1970) and The Wild Ones (1970).
Avegent Productions - Executive Producer A.V. Gonzales. Released the sexy karate spy flick Operations: Hot Angels (1971).
Avellana and Company (1947) - Producers Daisy and Lamberto V. Avellana
AVIC or Able Ventures International Corporation - Executive Producer Teddy Jurado. Released the bomba films Margarita and Sabrina (both 1971).
Avon Productions (c.1972)
A.V.P. Production
Azucena Films International - Executive Producer Azucena G. Mortel. Initial offering Inday Garutay (dir. Elwood Perez, 1976), released via Imus Productions.
Azucena Productions - Visayan company run by the Arong Family (owners of Cebu's Rene and Liberty Theaters); produced a series of Visayan-language films from 1951.
Baby Pascual Films & Associates – Producer Mely "Baby" Pascual and her brothers William, Eddie and Wilson. Originally the family owned the Ocean Cinema in Quezon City. Following on from Baby's Melros Productions (1977-1980), the company produced a significant number of films between 1980 and 1986.
BAC
BAC-Armida
Bacolod
Bagong Silang
Bahaghari
Bairan Film Productions (1976) - Producer Erning Bairan. Released the Alma Moreno-Rudy Fernandez vehicle Usigin Ang Maysala (pictured above, 1976).
Balatbat Productions (c.1963-70) – Producer Attorney Ricardo S. Balatbat, Executive Producer Soledad Balatbat [also Ben Balatbat – occasional director]; also lent out production facilities to other outfits such as Luis San Juan Productions, and Gerry de Leon's Women In Cages (1971).
Balintawak Pictures - Executive Producer Luis A. de Guzman
Banahaw Pictures - Producer Dominador Ad. Castillo, komik writer and director, and father of Celso Ad. Castillo, who directed their sole production Barako (1967).
Banal Films (1949)
Banaue
Barangay Productions (1967) – Producer Efren Reyes [Sr]. Produced Brasong Bakal/“Iron Arm” (1968) as a co-production with RJF Brothers Pictures.
Barangay-VSM
Barm
BAS Film Productions Inc - Producers Bobby A. Suarez and wife Gene Suarez. Address: Room 206 Manuel F. Tiaoqui Building, Plaza Santa Cruz, Manila
Bathala Productions - Producer Dante Varona
Bayani Pictures (1949)
Bayanihan Film Productions (1964-69) - Producers Eduardo del Mar, Teodorico C. Santos - also directors of their release Andres Bonifacio: Ang Supremo (1964).
BB Productions - SEE Bernard Bonnin Productions
BCMP
Bell
Bellestar
Be-Men Films Productions (1975-76) – Executive Producer Betty V. Mendoza. Releases include the comedy Boss, Basta Ikaw (pictured above, 1976) with Chiquito and Lorna Tolentino.
Benas (c.1965)
Benny Manalo Productions - Producer Benny Manolo (c.1978)
Ben Sor Productions - Producer Ben Soriano. Released only two bomba films, Natalia (1970) and Inday (1971).
Berma
Bernard Bonnin Productions or BB Productions (c.1963) - Producer Bernard Bonnin [also leading actor]
BFP
Bicolandia Productions (c.1975)
Bicolandia-RJ Productions (1976)
Bigfoot Studios
Big J
Bilacor (1976)
Binatang Parang Films
BJ Film (1968)
B.K. Jimenez Productions (1974-76) - Producer Baby K. Jimenez; released Tok-Tok Palatok!.. (1974).
Blackjack Productions or Black Jack Productions - produced the Celso Ad. Castillo bomba film Romantika (1970) and another bomba, Apoy Sa Madaling Araw/“Fire At Dawn” (1971).
Black Sheep Productions
Bluebird Productions - Producer Amelia Valdez, Executive Producer Eddie Duque, Associate Producer Gene Legaspi. Released the Celso Ad. Castillo bomba film The Virgin (1971) and Nat-Maku Lang-Magu Tak-Mau (1971).
Bluemax
Bo-Mel
Bonanza Films - Producers William Lao and wife Rosita (sister of producers Baby and William Pascual)
Bonanza Productions (1966-67) - Producer possibly Bernard Bonnin
Bravo-Pacific
Bravo Film Productions - Producers "Doming"/Dominguillo Bravo Sr and Jr, active between 1972 and 1976. Its most ambitious project was Dugo At Pag-Ibig Sa Kapirasong Lupa (1975), an all-star, five-episode sweep of Filipino history.
Broadway Productions (c.1964-65)
The Brothers Productions (1966)
Brown Fox
BSH
Buchi Boy Entertainment
Buena
Bukang Liwayway Film Productions - Producer Precy M. Talavera, Executive Producer Jerry P. Talavera
Bulaklak Pictures (1962) - Producer Dominador Ad. Castillo [father of Celso Ad. Castillo, writer for Bulaklak Komiks]
ByTheSea Philippines
Cagayan Valley
Camia Productions (c.1965) - initially released via the Center Film Exchange.
Cana-Pil Pictures Inc (1976-) - Producer Aurelio P. Barrios, Executive Producer Buddy Barrios. Produced Ang Katumbas Ay Buhay
Capistrano
Capitol Films Organization (1966) - Executive Producer T.D. Galang.
Capricorn Pictures - released two films, Magnificent Convict (1970), and the bomba film The Bold And The Beauties (1970).
Capricorn Pictures - Executive Producer Lita T. Buenaseda, released the bold film Clarizza (1986)
Cargomus
Carlo J. Caparas
Carlo Magno (1968)
Carlos Vander Tolosa Production
Carren
Cattleya Pictures (1971-75) - Producers Jun Cabreira, Marina Cabreira. Initial release was the bomba film Racquel (1971).
Cavite
CB Productions - SEE ACB Productions
C.C. Ferrer Productions - Executive Producer Carlos “Cruz” Ferrer. Produced the action-comedy Jailbreak (1972).
Cebuano Film Productions - Producer Jhul Regidor Antopina (c.1974)
Cecilia
Celebrity Movie Productions - Line Producer Nene Blaylock. Released the bomba film Naked Truth (1971).
Celoro
Century Films (1967) - Producer Artemio Marquez [also director].
Cervatina Filipina
Cetas Crisostomo & Co. Pictures (1948) - Executive Producer Cetas Crisostomo
CG Films International - Producer Cesar Gallardo [also director]
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Charles Gemora Productions - Producer Charles Gemora. Filmed Nagtagpo Sa America/“They Met In America” (1947) in the US with a Filipino cast and shown in California in 1947, with no evidence of a Filipino release.
Cherubim
Chiba Films - Producer Jimmy Garcia. Formed by ex-stuntman Garcia in 1991 so he could bankroll an FPJ-starrer, Batas Ng .45 (1991).
China Far East
Chriscat or Chris Cat (1966)
Christopher Productions (1966)
Chrysales
Cinderella Pictures - Producer Ann Claire Marquez. Initial release was the Chiquito comedy Laugh Story (1971).
Cine
Cineko Productions
Cinema
Cinema Artists Philippines - Producer Mike de Leon. Produced two features only, Lino Brocka's Maynila Sa Mga Kuko Ng Liwanag/"Manila In The Claws Of Light" (1975), and Mike's debut as director, Itim/"Dark" (1976).
Cinema Asia
Cinema East Productions - Producer Ken Loring; Executive Producers John Litton, Ernest Rufino Jr; Associate Producers Edward Bosch, George M. Reid. A company formed around the US-Filipino co-production Combat Killers (1968).
Cinemanila Corporation (1976-?) - Executive Producer Ruby Tiong Tan. Short-lived collective for filmmakers Mario O'Hara (Mortal, 1976) and Lino Brocka (Insiang, pictured above; 1976).
Cinema 1635
Cinemasters Inc - released the presidential biopic Tagumpay Ng Mahirap (1965).
CineMedia
Cine Suerte - Producer Ben Yalung aka "M4"
CIneventures
Cinex Films - Producers Conrado "Boy" Puzon and Pio C. Lee [see also F. Puzon Film Enterprises]
Circle A
Cirio Santiago Film Organization or C.S.F.O. (c.1957-early 60s) - Producer Cirio H. Santiago; one of several companies formed in the wake of the workers' strike at the Santiago family's Premiere Productions in the mid-Fifties.
Citifilms
Clock Work Films International - a one-off company created to produce Private Show (1985), between Baby Pascual & Associates (brother William represented the family's company) and director Chito S. Rono.
Coastwide
Cobra Films - Producer Romy T. Ching, Executive Producer Benito L. Ang. Produced Ursula (credited to Romy T. Ching Productions, 1976) starring Leila Hermosa.
Colossal Film Productions - Executive Producer Jessie G. Chua [his company before Mirick Films International, c.1973-76]
Colt
Continental
Corazon Roque Production
Coronet Pictures (1946)
Cristelmar
Crown Productions - released the bomba film Bukid Ay Basa/“The Farm Is Wet” (1971).
Crown-Seven Productions – Producer Jesse M. Ejercito [brother of actors Joseph Estrada and George Estregan], Executive Producers Dona Maria vde. de Ejercito, Emilio Ejercito.
CR Productions (c.1964) - Producer Cesar Ramirez [also star]
CR Santiago (1967)
Cruz Brothers Productions (1970)
Crystal Films - released the bomba film Neneng (1970) through Junar Productions.
CS Films (c.1973) - Producer Charito Solis
C.S.F.O. - SEE Cirio Santiago Film Organization
Cubao Cinema Film Organization International - Executive Producers Benjie Lim [1974], Bien de Leon [1975-77], Armando Lim [c.1978], Nelia Tuazon [1979]. Made mostly kung fu films.
Curve Entertainment
CVD Productions - Producer Charlie [Valdez] Davao. Released only one film, the superhero film Code Name: Apollo (1970) starring Davao.
DAC Productions - SEE Dynamic Asian Cinema
Dahlia Productions (1966)
DAL
Dalisay Pictures - de Leon clan [formed after LVN Productions wound up production in the early 60s]
Dan-Sil Productions (1966-67) - Producer Dante Silverio
Davian International Ltd - Hong Kong-based David Hung ("Davi-") and his wife Ann ("-an"). Formed as an overseas distribution company in the mid-Eighties, moving into co-productions in 1987 (Action Is Not Missing with RVQ Productions, Battle Rats with Cine Suerte) and then full Davian productions in the late Eighties to mid-Nineties. Dolphy's nephew Andy Andico and his wife Vivian Villahermosa were Davian's local representatives. Davian also operated Digilink, a Quezon City-based dubbing and post-production studio.
Dayang-Dayang Productions - initial release Paligayahin Mo Ako/“Make Me Happy” (1971) starring Andy Poe, followed by the bomba film Kapag Wagas Ang Pagmamahal/“When Romance Is Pure” (1971).
Day Films - Producer Yvette Christine Poe. Released Brando Bandido (1983) starring Vic Vargas, Andy Poe and Fernando Poe Jr through FPJ Productions.
Dazmen Productions (1966), distributor for Imelda Productions.
D'Camp Productions (1974-1985) - Executive Producer Eddie B. Ocampo; co-produced Celso Ad. Castillo's Ihalik Mo Ako…Sa Diyos! (1976) with Bravo Film Productions.
DES Productions (c.1964)
D.G. Virata Films (1976)
Dhories Films (1980-1983) - Executive Producer Dorothy Cansancio
Diadem Productions - Producer Lamberto V. Avellana, Executive Producer Manuel de Leon. Sole release was the Avellana-directed A Portrait Of The Artist As Filipino (1965), the comeback film for LVN's Manny de Leon, and considered a box-office flop.
Diamil Productions (1970) - Executive Producer Felimon V. Nadela.
Diamond Productions (1977-) - produced Rugged Terry with Bembol Roco.
Digdigan-Buenaflor Productions - Producer Atty. Bernardo D. Buenaflor Jr. Released the Madia-As Digdigan Buenaflor-penned Ang Bukas Ay Akin! (1963) via Larry Santiago Productions.
DIGITANK Studios
Diosa Productions [Inc] (1977-1983) - Executive Producer Teresita V. Cruz [also Executive Producer Carmencita C. Mauricio]. Produced Akala Ko, Asawa Ko and Joe Quintero (pictured above, 1978)
Diwata Films or Diwata Pictures (1948)
D'Lanor Pictures (c.1964) - Producer Fernando Poe Jr [an earlier incarnation of FPJ Productions]
DLN
DLZ Productions (1965-) - Producer Danny L. Zialcita and most probably his father Benigno Labog Zialcita.
DMJ Productions (1968-69) – Producer Ding M. de Jesus [also director]
DND Productions (1967) - Executive Producer De Dios N. Dominguez
Domber Films - Chit Pangan Bernos [Chiquito’s sister?] – also Producers Michael Angelo Bernos, Maria Theresa Bernos
Dominador Ad. - see Bulaklak Pictures
Double
Double M
Dove
D'Palm Productions (1975-1985) - Producer Jesus D. Daffon. Initial offering Nagbabagang Silangan with Jun Aristorenas
D'Pillars - Executive Producer Mrs Pilar T. Pasia; released only one film, the western Johnny Tigre (1967).
D'Player
Dramatics Unlimited (1966)
Dranreb Productions - Producer Bernard Belleza, Executive Producer Erlinda Vda. de Belleza [Bernard's mother]. Released three films fronted by action star Belleza, The Incomparable: Walang Kaparis (1969), The Skydivers (also directed as "Dranreb", 1970) and The Champion And The Saboteurs (1970) before his murder the same year.
DR Productions - Producer Dante Rivero. Produced only one movie, Matandang Barako Hindi Pa Buro (1988) starring Rivero.
DSF Films (1977)
Dukeland Productions - Producer Emeterio "Boy" Duque; initial presentation Cosag
Dulaney Film Productions
D'Victor Productions - Producer Danny Victorino; Executive Producers Jaime T. Torres, Armand Rodriguez; Associate Producers Emil Abines, Felipe Monsale. Released only two features - The Vice Squad (also directed and written by Victorino, 1969), and Undefeated: Walang Pagkalupig (also directed, 1976); announced Special Squad but there is no evidence of a release.
D'Wonder Films (1976-1980s) - Alexander Muhlach [father of Nino and Aga Muhlach, brother of Amalia Fuentes]
Dynamic Asian Cinema - Producer Danilo A. Chua. Initial presentation starred Rhene Imperial in Sa Iyo Ang Araw, Sa Akin Ang Gabi (1978) - although there may be an earlier release, Ang Pagbabalik Ni Palos/"The Return Of Palos [The Eel]" (1977).
Dynasty Films - released Sandugo: Fury Of The Blood Brothers (1975).
Eagle Film Productions - Producer Dominador Suazo. Sole release was the Bernard Belleza-starrer The Wild And The Sexy (1969), distributed via Lopez Movie Enterprises.
Eagle Films - sole production Tao Ako, Hindi Hayop!/“I Am A Person, Not An Animal!” (1976).
Eagle Lion Films - US-based Producer Sidney Salkow. Filmed Ang Vengador/“The Avenger” (1948) in Hollywood in both English and Tagalog versions.
Eastern Pictures
East-West International Films - Executive Producers Norma G. Flores and Vic Vargas [also leading actor]
Echo
EC Kerr (1947)
Eddie Romero
EDL Productions - Executive Producer Atty. Espiridion D. Laxa. Short-lived company for producer Laxa, former owner of Tagalog Ilang-Ilang Productions. Sole credit is for the FPJ action film Muslim Magnum .357 (1986).
Ednore Films International (1976-) - produced Isang Pag-Ibig, Isang Pangarap At Isang Bulaklak
EDS Productions (1977) - Producers E. de los Santos III, M.M. Nuqui. Initial presentation was the Chiquito comedy Mr Wong And The Bionic Girls (1977).
Educational Pictures (1947)
Eduper
Eduque Pictures Inc (1947)
EdVPer Productions (1970) - Producer Eddie Peregrina [also star/singer].
Edward Productions – Producer Charles Miller
Edfer Pictures - Producer Eddie Fernandez. Released only one film, Nasaang Ang Katarungan? (1969), starring Fernandez, and distributed via Perlas Productions.
EGL Productions (1976)
E.K. Films
Eldee Films - Executive Producer Laila Dee. Address: 4543 Casino St, Palanan, Makati
El Karlos
Elk's Productions (1968-1970) - Producer listed on its initial offering Lumuhod Ka O Lumaban/“Kneel Or Fight” (1968) as Cesar "Chat" Gallardo.
El Niño Films - Producer Milagros Pascual. Address: 5F R. Santos Building, Escolta, Manila
El Oro Films International - Producer Elizabeth Oropesa [as her birth name Elizabeth Freeman]. Produced Hagkan Mo Ang Dugo Sa Kamay Ni Venus (1977).
Emar-AJA
Emerald Films (1976-77)
Emar Pictures (1964-1972) - Producer Joseph Estrada [also JE Productions (1963-1989)]
Emilda Productions (c.1975)
Emperor Films International - Producer Jimmy L. Pascual; siblings Prima and Fely also worked for the company as producers and in post-production.
Empire Cinema Centre - Hong Kong production company owned by Emperor Films' Jimmy L. Pascual from 1972 to 1975
Empire Films or Empire Productions (c.1972) - Producers Elizabeth Gutierrez & Bob Soler [also Roberto Y. Gutierrez]
Empire Pictures (1966-70)
Empire-RVQ
Empress Pictures - no producer listed. Co-produced three films in 1969 with Josephine Estrada's Gilbert Roland Productions.
ERB Films Inc (c.1975) – Executive Producers Tiks Bautista, Jun Bautista
ES
ESA
Esmeralda Productions (1968-1970) - Producers Bernard Belleza and wife Divina Valencia. Belleza also operated Dranreb Productions just before his death in 1970.
Essex Films (1970-) - Director Danny L. Zialcita; Executive Producers listed as Executive Producer Hirene Lopez (1985), Lito Supangco (1986). Address (1984 to 1988) - 3rd Floor, First United Building, 502-506 Escolta St, Manila.
Estrella & Co (1948)
Estrella Pictures - Producer Augusto Salvador. Produced two bomba films, Durando and Gonzales (both 1970).
Eureka Film Productions - Producer Teodorico C. Santos [also director]. Released the bomba film Lagablag Ng Pag-ibig/“Flaming Of Love” (1971).
Everest Productions (1970) - released the bomba film I'm Eighteen (1971).
Everlasting Pictures, Inc - Producer B.F. Ongpauco
Everybody's Productions (c.1964-65)
Excelsior Films
Experimental Cinema of the Philippines - production wing of the ECP, overseen by Imee Marcos [1982-84]
Exploration Pictures Corp.
FAB Productions – Executive Producer Florentino A. Bautista; produced only one bomba film, Isla De Toro/“Island Of Bulls” (1972)
Falcon
Fantasy
FDR Productions – Executive Producer Helen D. Sanchez (1954)
Federal Films Inc (1947)
Fe'Mil Productions (1966-67) -Producer Femy Rillo
Fernando Poe Productions (c.1949-1955) - Producer Fernando Poe Sr. After his passing in 1952, the company made one last film, Anak Ni Palaris (1955) starring Fernando Poe Jr in his screen debut.
Festival Productions (1977)
FFEE
FGO Productions (1968-70) - President/Executive Producer Felipe G. Ortega Jr; Producer/Executive Assistant Lina G. Martinez; Associate Producer Jose O. Magno; Administrative Head/General Manager Leonor O. Martinez. Films include Buhay Bombero/"Fireman's Life" (pictured above, 1968).
FGO-RSJ Productions - produced Basta’t Isipin Mong Mahal Kita (1975).
Fiesta
Filcudoma Pictures (1949) - Producers Filemon S. Custodio, Dominga Marquez
Filipinas Productions (c.1963 to mid 60s) - Producers Mike J. Parsons and Eddie Romero, releasing films for the local market as well as acting as Filipino producers for US company Hemisphere Pictures. Later Hemisphere [Philippines].
Filippine Productions (1930s) - Producers George Harris, Eddie Tait
Film
The Filmakers' Productions (1965-) – Producer Amado Cortez [also star]
Filmasters' Productions or Filmaster International (c.1974) - Producers Dannie D. Garcia and "Fosemar"
Film Entertainment Exponents Inc - produced Mga Bulaklak Ng Teatro Manila (1977) with Alma Moreno.
The Filmmakers Organization - Producer Alexander O. David. Produced two films for the export market, The Outside Man/Enforcer From Death Row (1976) and Black Mamba (shot in 1976 but unreleased until its star John Ashley finally unleashed it in the 90s).
Film Star
Film Ventures Inc. (1982) - Producer Hirene U. Lopez [also Danny L. Zialcita's co-producer at Essex Films], Executive Producer Ernesto C. Rojas
First
5 Stars
Florante-Laura
Florence Productions & Co - Executive Producer Johnny Napalan; produced Target... Eva Jones (1974) with Eva Reyes.
Flormar Productions - Producer Carling Marquez [also director]. Released the bomba films Luray/“Mutilated” and Hamog Sa Katanghalian/“Dew At Noon” (both 1971).
FLT Film Productions International - Producer Atty. Eduardo B. Flaminiano, Executive Producer Rose Loanzon Flaminiano, Associate Producer Edgar Ty. Formed by former taxi operator and restaurant owner Rosita "Mommy Rose" Loanzon in 1984, active til at least 1991. Co-produced Mannigan's Force and The Secret Of King Mahi's Island (both 1988). Later investors in the late 80s included Wilson Tieng of Solar Films and Delza V. Lazatin of MPL [Motion Picture Laboratories].
FM
Forever Pictures (c.1965)
Four Aces Cinema Productions (c.1972)
Four Associates Ltd - Producers John Ashley, Eddie Romero; Executive Producers Beverly Miller, David J. Cohen. Production company formed by director Eddie Romero (formerly of Filipinas Productions, later Hemisphere Pictures) and American actor John Ashley, along with two US business partners, to make genre films for the international market. Initial release Beast Of The Yellow Night (1971) via Roger Corman's New World Pictures.
4N-Intervision
Four-N Productions - Producer Manuel "Manny" M. Nuqui, Executive Producer Alipio R. Nuqui, Production-In-Charge Dorie S. Nuqui
Four Seasons
FPJ-Margarita
FPJ Productions (1963-200?) - Producer Fernando Poe Jr, usually credited as "F.P.J." Initially encouraged (and also distributed) by Tagalog Ilang-Ilang Productions, as one strategy to break the hegemony of the Big Three studios. Studios based in the complex at 457 Del Monte Ave, Quezon City. More than 150 releases including Alakdang Gubat/"Scorpion Woods" (pictured above, 1976).
FP Productions (1947) - another production company for Fernando Poe Sr, released via his Palaris Films.
F. Puzon Film Enterprises (1966-) - Producers Conrado "Boy" Puzon and Pio C. Lee [initially Puzon's family distribution company for his Cinex Films; by 1986 all of Puzon's films were under this name]
Freedom Film Productions - released the bomba films Bigay/“Gift” and Si Olivia At Ang Hippie/“Olivia And The Hippie” (both 1971).
Fresan
FRF Films (1970)
FRJ Productions - Producers F. Manzano, R. Villegas, J. Manzano. Made a single bomba film, Asal Hayop (1970).
Galaxy Pictures Corporation (c.1963) - Producer Dr Felipe L. Liwanag
GAMA Studios
G&M
Garren Pictures Corp - initial offering Solo Alas
GC-Miracle
GC Productions - Gabby and Rolando Concepcion. Address (February 1982 to July 1984) - Room 308, First United Building, 502-506 Escolta St, Manila
Gem Productions (1968)
Gemini Films International (1973-1976) - Executive Producer Natalie C. Palanca; Associate Producers Celso Ad. Castillo, Guillermo V. Misa Jr, Salvacion Flores, Cynthia L. Corpus.
Gemini Pictures (1967) - Producer Tom Calma
Gemma-Reygon
GER Productions - released Mga Anghel Ni Satanas/"Angels Of Satan" (1963) via Zultana International.
Gerald Productions (1970s-76) – Producer Charlie Ordoñez [also director], Executive Producers Mr & Mrs Carlos O. Manalastas
Gesarce
Gilbert Roland Productions (1967-1969) - Producer Josephine Estrada; most of their releases starred Estrada. Initial offering Let’s Do The Psychedelic ’68 (December 1967).
Gintong Bakal
GLD
GLM Productions (1948)
Global
Gloria Diaz Productions Inc (c.1975) - Producer Gloria Diaz (also star)
GMA Films
GM Film Organization (c.1964-67) - Producer Eulogio Guingon, Executive Producer Rosalina Magno Guingon
G.M. Picture
Gold Crown
Gold Cup Productions - Visayan company, produced Aliyana: Ang Engkantada (1974).
Golden Award Productions - released the bomba film Inay Siya Ay Akin/“Mother They’re Mine” (1971).
Golden Bells
Golden Dragon Films (1983-1984) - Executive Producer Peter L. Gan, Line Producer A.C. de Guia
Golden Era Films - released the horror film Karunungang Itim/“Black Wisdom” (1976); prepared for international release by Kinavesa International but no evidence of a sale.
Golden Forest
Golden "G" Productions (c.1973-76) - Executive Producer Juliana Tinio Gozon
Golden Harvest Promotions (1963-65) - uncredited Producer Lou Salvador Jr. Released the boxing biopic Alias Golden Boy (1963) via Zultana International with Lou Salvador Jr in the title role, followed by Kayo Ang Humatol! (also 1963 and starring Salvador) via Republic International Enterprises.
Golden Hills International - Producer Ophelia San Juan [also Sultan Films], operational 1975-77 and sometimes listed as "Ophelia San Juan Productions". Released their production Mababagsik Na Anghel (1975) internationally as Bamboo Trap/The Black Panther Of Shaolin. Final film credited is Gintong Lantay, Ang Halik na Lumalatay (Kaingin) (1977).
Golden "L" Films International (aka Golden Films) – owners Orlando Lapid, Francisco Lapid, Diosdado Lapid
Golden Lion Films - Producers Carlo J. Caparas and wife Donna Villa. Releases include The Marita Gonzaga Rape-Slay: In God We Trust! (pictured above, 1995), a co-production with Regal Films.
Golden Movie-Arts Corp - produced Tatlong Hari with Bembol Roco and Phillip Salvador.
Golden Pearl
Golden Productions - Producer Teofilo T. Gozon Jr [also director]. Released the bomba films Magna Lucasta (1970) and Gintong Pangarap/“Golden Dream” (1971).
Golden Stallion
Gold Label Productions - Producer Val M. Kalaw
Gold Leaf Film Productions - released Bagsik Ng Kamao/“Fury Of The Fist” (1970) starring Tony Ferrer and Roberto Gonzalez, and the sports film Zoom-Zoom (1970).
Gold Stars Productions (1966)
Gold Sun
Goldsun
Gold Sun-RGM
Good Harvest Unlimited - the budget division of "Mother" Lily Monteverde's Regal Films, renowned for their "pito-pito" films (seven days to shoot, seven to edit). Regal's favoured director Joey Gosiengfiao oversaw many of the productions in the Eighties and Nineties.
Good Numbers
Goodwill Productions (c.1973-76) - Executive Producer Cherry Ong, Associate Producer Benito Ang. Released the Vilma Santos-Rudy Fernandez vehicle Makahiya At Talahib (pictured above, 1976).
GP Films - Producer George Pascual (brother of producer Jimmy L. Pascual). Active 1977 to 1986, producing a number of Chiquito and Tito, Vic and Joey comedies.
GPS-Cargomus
GPS Film Productions (1976) – Producer Dr Generoso P. Santiago Jr [cousin of Premiere Productions' Cirio H. Santiago], Executive Producer Ben P. Santiago. Releases include Taho-Ichi (pictured above, 1976), a parody of the Zatoichi samurai series starring Dolphy.
Grandeur Productions (1967)
Green
Green Acres Productions - producer of four bomba films: Erotica (1970), Querida Mia (My Dearest Darling), Huwag Kang Makiapid/“Thou Shall Not Commit Adultery” and The Dormitory (all 1971).
Green Gems Films - Executive Producer Rene P. Pascual; single production was Sa Bawat Hakbang… Babaha Ng Dugo (1986) starring Lito Lapid.
Green Leaves
Gretas Productions (1967) - Executive Producer Amelia A. Santos; Associate Producers Jose “JRS” Magno, Peping Ortega. Films include Crack Down! (pictured above, 1967).
GR Film Productions (1968-69) - Producer George A. Rowe
Gromell Films - Producer Romy T. Espiritu [also director], Associate Producers Pablo "Popoy" Santos and Redentora Dizon. Released the bomba film Tukso/"Urge" (1970).
GS
G. Santiago Jr Productions (c.1963) - Producer G. Santiago Jr
GTFI Manila - Executive Producer Ernan G. Ebreo. Produced Honradez (Scoutmaster) (1978).
Guevrel de Manila
Gumangan Productions (1971) - Producer Apolinaria Gumangan. Released the bomba film Sinisi Ko Ang Aking Ina/“I Blamed My Mother” (1971).
GVM
GVO - no producer listed. Released only one bomba film, Haliparot/“Flirtatious” (1970).
Happy
HCM Productions (c.1973) - Producer Hector C. Molina
Hemisphere Pictures [Philippines] - Producer Eddie Romero [also writer and director]. On its initial release Ganito Kami Noon, Paano Kayo Ngayon?/“We Were Like This Yesterday, How Is It Today?” (1976), producers are listed as Dennis Juban and Eddie Romero. Also released Banta Ng Kahapon (pictured above, 1977).
Hollywood Far-East Productions (1950s - c.1966) - President/General Manager Ramon Valenzuela
Horizon Films - Producer Fely P. Castaneda, Executive Producers Irineo Barcebal Jr, Patricia Jo, Rolando V. Tan.
House Of Productions Inc (1966)
HPC Films - Producer Hipolito Postigo Cruz. The company was established by the Postigo family to make a biopic of their late daughter, The Life Story Of Julie Vega (1986), featuring several members of the family as themselves, then produced one more film, Mga Anghel Ng Diyos (1986), also starring their son Steve Postigo.
HPS Productions – Producer Hermogenes P. Santiago [cousin of Cirio H. Santiago]
Hunter's ROTC Association - released only one film, Death Was A Stranger (1963) based on the ROTC's wartime efforts.
I&M Films (1977)
Ian Film Productions (1977) - Producer Romy T. Ching, Executive Producer Leoncio Imperial. Released Celso Ad. Castillo's Burlesk Queen (pictured above, 1977).
IBC?
ID
The IdeaFirst Company
Ideal
IG
Ike Lozada's - listed for one production only, Big Ike's Happening (1976) released via Larry Santiago Productions.
Ilca Films (1976)
Ilocandia Productions Inc - Executive Producer Cirilo M. Quilala, also the Mayor of Currimao on the coast of Ilocos Norte from 1965 to 1986. Produced around eight films from 1971 to 1974 beginning with Currimao (1971), followed by the bizarre drugsploitation Destiny Of The Living Dead (1972), and Manila Gold (1974), released in the US and in several international territories as Murder In The Orient. Quilala passed away in July 2007; his son Edward "Boyet" regained the Mayorship of Currimao from the Go family dynasty in 2019.
Ilonggo Productions
Imelda Productions (1966), distributed via Dazmen Productions.
Imperial Productions - Executive Producer Vladimir Ignacio. Released the Roberto Gonzalez karate film Maton Ng Pondohan/“Goons Of Funds” (1971).
Impidap
Imus Productions - Executive Producer Ramon Revilla Sr [as Jose A. Bautista]. Formed in 1973 after the staggering success of Revilla's Nardong Putik (1972). Produced films for Revilla's children to star in, most notably Ramon "Bong" Revilla Jr.
Intercinema Incorporated (1976) - Producers Lino Chun and Butch Pascual, Executive Producer George L. Pascual; Baby Pascual Film & Associates assisted with distribution.
Intercity
International
Inter-Phil Productions (1965) - Producer Marvin de Jose
Inter-Vision
Investors' Pictures (c.1963) - Associate Producer Luciano H. Tan
“I” Productions - Producer Liberty Ilagan. Released one film written by and starring Ilagan, Brownout (1969) partly directed by her father Gerry de Leon, and her co-producer, Adroit Films' Ruben Abalos.
Jacros Films (1968-) - Producers Fred Galang [also actor] and brother Attorney Romy A. Galang.
Jacross-RJR
Jade Productions (1969)
Jade Productions (1976) - Producer Eliseo S. Corcuerra [also director]
Jafere Productions - an early production company of Fernando Poe Jr formed in 1963. He would use the company name throughout the mid-Sixties alongside FPJ Productions, even as late as 1980.
Jamagaf Enterprises (1975-76) - Producers Aurelio Barrios and Vilma Bornales, Associate Producers Gil de Leon, Hernando Javellana and A. Soriano Flores. Initial presentation Tatlong Mukha Ng Daigdig (1975) with Omar Camar in his first (and only) leading role; distribution through Canapil Pictures Incorporated.
Jamyr Productions - Executive Producer Jaime T. Torres, Associate Producer Felipe Mohsale> Released Spy Hunt (1970).
Jasmin-Tagalog Pictures (c.1963) - another Santiago family company, Producer "S.A.S.", Executive Producer Generoso Santiago. Released Pulong Diablo (pictured above, 1963), co-written and directed by Pablo Santiago.
Jayvee
JBC Productions (1965-71) - Producer Colonel Jacinto B. Chong. Released mostly karate films starring Roberto Gonzalez.
JB-VH
J.C. Capistrano Productions (c.1973) - Producer J.C. Capistrano
JC Productions - released the bomba film Bar Girl (1971) via Regal Films.
J. De Dios Productions - produced Andrea...
Jeffgar Productions - Producer Ester Lim Garcia. Released the bomba films Sakim/“Greedy” and Sapagkat Siya’y Alabok/“Because She’s A Speck Of Dust” (both 1971).
Jela Productions - Producers Jess Lapid Sr (1965-1968), Bella Flake Lapid (Lapid's widow, 1968 to early 80s.
JE Productions (1963-1989) - Producer Joseph Estrada [also Emar Pictures (1964-1972)]. In the Sixties, Executive Producer was credited as brother Emilio Ejercito, and Assistant Executive Producer Jesus M. Ejercito; both men went on to form Crown Seven Productions in the Seventies. JE's releases include Alas 5:00 Ng Hapon: Gising Na Ang Mga Anghel (pictured above, 1976).
Jessalee Film - released one film, Ang Boyfriend Kong Badoy/“My Boyfriend Is A Square” (dir. Joey Gosiengfiao, 1976), originally slated for Gosiengfiao's Juan de la Cruz Productions.
Jessica Productions (1965)
JG
Jimmy Pascual
JL
JMJ Pictures (1971-1974) - Producer Mariano L. Bermejo Jr. Initial release was the Roberto Gonzalez karate film Kontra Hari/“Anti-King” (1971), co-produced with Oriental Movie Pictures.
Jo-An Productions (1969-72) - Producers Peter Caballes, Cora Ridon Caballes. Made three features in the late 60s to early 70s; later the couple formed Liliw Productions
Joaquin Film Company
John-John Films Organization (1966)
John-John Films Production (c.1974) - Producer possibly Robert John, writer of John-John's King Of The Dragon (1974).
Jorvid Productions - Producer listed as “S.F.T.” Released the bomba films Diana! (1970) and Mapaghanap Ng Katahimikan/“Demanding For Love” (1971).
Jose Miranda Cruz Productions (c.1965-67) - Producer Jose Miranda Cruz
Jose Nepomuceno Productions - SEE Nepomuceno Productions
Jovan Productions - produced Suicide Mission with Tony Ferrer.
Joviland Productions - Producer Ric Cabochan. Initial release was the Dante Varona action-bomba Almaciga: Trozo (1971).
Jowell Film Productions (1973-1977) - Executive Producer Felicitas D. Uy. Initially a distribution company importing Chinese action films, Jowell soon went into co-productions with Hong Kong outfits seeking to make kung fu films in the Philippines. Jowell also helped distribute Mirick Films International's Fortress In The Sun (pictured above, 1975).
Joy Productions (1970-) - Producers Juanita S. Proximo, Johnny Proximo. Released the Amalia Fuentes film Dalawang Daigdig Ni Carlota/“Two Worlds Of Carlota” (pictured above, 1970).
JP
JPM-Prima
JPM Productions (1976-77)
JPM Productions - Executive Producer Tessie Monteverde, daughter of Regal Films' Lily Y. Monteverde, active 1983-1985. Produced Crossbone Territory (1985) for the international market.
JPW Productions (1976) - Producer Jose “Pepe” Wenceslao [also director]
JRJ Productions - Executive Producer Jose D. Macachor, Associate Producer Reynaldo T. Arong. Produced the Visayan-language feature The "Batul" Of Mactan (1974).
JRS Productions (c.1965-67)
J-3 Pictures (1965-66) – Executive Producer Violeta Jaro. Films include Dolphy in Dressed To Kill (pictured above, 1966).
Jumar
Junar-Armar
Junar Productions (1965-) - Producer Jun Aristorenas, star of most of his productions along with his wife, action star Virginia [they also jointly owned Juver Productions]
Jun Bermejo
Jun-Zen Productions (c.1975-76) – Producer “Jun-Zen”, Executive Producer Lorenzo Siarez Jr
Jupiter - sole release is the proto-bomba Sexy Girls Around Manila (1969).
Jupiter Films International (1986) - Executive Producer Johnson Co, Associate Producer Kathy Shadd
Justice Film Productions (1976-77)
Juver-Junar - SEE Junar Productions and Juver Productions
Juver Productions – Producers Jun Aristorenas [also Junar Productions] and his wife, action queen Virginia. Initial release Mandawi (1971).
JV Productions (1976-78) - Producer Jun Viray
Kamagong Films (1965-66) - Producer Armando Garces
Kampilan
Karilagan Productions (c.1964) - Executive Producer Doming Enrico
Kayumanggi Cinema Inc (1947-1964)
Keller Films International (1976)
Kelly Ellis
Kinavesa Productions and Kinavesa International - Producer Kim Yong Lim, also known as K.Y. Lim or Kimmy Lim [later "Silver Star Film Company", "Tower Bridge Investments Co", and "Silver Screen International"]
King Abalos Films
King Leo Film Enterprises (1977 to c.late 70s) - Producer Gerardo B. Tulio, Executive Producer Corazon B. Tulio. Initial offering Tatak Ng Mga Agila (1977) with Jun Aristorenas.
King Richard Enterprises (1977)
Kislap-Tagalog Pictures (c.1963)
Konrad Productions - Producer Dante Macapagal. Produced Mga Biyuting Pasahero... Sa Pilyong Kutsero (1976).
Kor
K Productions (formerly Kris Aquino Productions)
Kuomintang Productions - Charlie Davao
Lady
Lady Luck Productions - an uncredited Chiquito produced several bomba films under this company name between 1970 and 1971, distributed through his "legitimate" company Sotang Bastos Productions; later resurrected for Chikiting Gubat (1975), distributed through Chiquito's new company Archer Productions.
Lady T.
Laguna Productions - Executive Producer Captain Mike Palomique. Produced Walang Duwag Sa Kayumanggi (1975) with D'Camp Productions.
L&M Productions (1976)
Lapu-Lapu Enterprises - released the documentary Plaza Miranda (1971).
Largo
La'Rosa Film Productions - produced Doble Paras (1977) with Jun Aristorenas.
Larry Santiago Productions - Producer Dr Larry Santiago, Executive Producer Mrs Marcelino P. Santiago
Lawin Pictures Inc (1949)
Layno Productions - Executive Producer Hernan Layno (c.1973)
Layson Productions (1970-71)
LC
LCS-JRS
LD Productions - Producer Leonora Dominguez. Released the bomba film Kami Ba’y Makasalanan/“Are We Sinners” (1971).
Lea-Fidelis
Lea Productions - Executive Produce/President Emilia Santos-Blas, Executive Production Consultant T. Buhain Santos, First Vice President Jose Santos Blas, Second Vice President Teresa Santos Blas, Treasurer Fidelio Santos Blas, Secretary Emilia Blas. From its inception in 1962, Lea became one of the busiest independents throughout the 60s and 70s, only slowing down after the mid 80s. A good article on its masterminds, Emilia and younger sister Teodorico, is HERE
Lea-SQ
Lebran Productions (1949) - initial offering He Promised To Return (1949).
Leca (1970) - released the Roberto Gonzalez karate film Counter Attack (1970).
Leo Productions (1969-71) - Producer possibly Ben Feleo [also director and writer]. Released the bomba film Sanga-Sangang Apoy/“Branches Of Flames” (1971) via AM Productions.
Leyte Motion Pictures (1947)
LG
LGA Productions (1968)
LGB
LGM
LGR Productions - SEE Lynne G. Reyes Productions
Liberty Pictures - early 70s
Libra Films (1966) - possibly an early producer role for Roberto Gonzalez, also the star
Libran Motion Picture
Libra-Taurus
Liliw Productions or Liliw Films International - Producers Peter M. Caballes & Cora Ridon Caballes, followed on from their Jo-An Productions (1969-1972). Initial offering Silang Matatapang/"They The Brave" (1976), released via Howard Petersen's Prima Productions.
Liwayway Films (1976)
Liwayway Pictures (1949)
LJM Pictures (1967)
LL Productions - Producer Lito Lapid (also lead actor in his own productions). Address (February 1984 to May 1989) - Room 321, First United Building, 502-506 Escolta St, Manila.
Lopez Movie Enterprises - two releases only, Ang Langit Ay Para Sa Lahat/“Heaven Is For Everybody” (1967) and Ika-Anim Na Utos/“The Sixth Order” (1971).
Lords Film (c.1974) - Executive Producer Armando Bonifacio, Associate Producers "Fred" & "Tiks"
Lotus Films Inc (1977-78) - Executive Producer Jesus B. Yu. Bankrolled several Lino Brocka pictures (1977's Inay, 1978's Ang Tatay Kong Nanay).
LPL Productions (c.1963)
LRLGR
LSJ Productions or Luis Sn Juan Productions (1964-1979) - Producer Luis San Juan, former actor who sometimes worked with producer Femy Rillo in the mid-Sixties; Executive Producer sometimes listed as wife Florencia Peralta San Juan
LSP
Lucky
Luis Enriquez Films (1976) - Eddie Rodriguez [as Luis Enriquez]
Luis F. Nolasco Production
Luismar
Luis San Juan Productions - SEE LSJ Productions
Luna Productions or Luna Pictures - released the bomba films Majadera (1971) starring Rita Gomez, and Tag-Araw/“Summer” (1971) with Fred Galang.
Lunepo Productions - fly-by-night bomba outfit, Executive Producer Sid Nepomuceno; released just three features, Ganid Sa Laman/“Selfish To Flesh” (1970), Casa Fuego (Maapoy Na Pagnanasa), and Verde/“Green” (both 1971).
Luzon Motion Pictures
Luzon Productions (c.1963-64)
Luz-V-Min Pictures (1946) - Producer Luz V. Minda
LVN Pictures - the de Leon family (much more to come!)
Lynne G. Reyes Productions - Producer Lynne G. Reyes. Initial offering Obra Maestra (1975) with Vic Vargas; also produced Hiwaga (1975 Horror Anthology).
Lyra Ventures (1974-1976) - Producers Douglas C. Quijano, Tomas Magpayo and Marina Cabreira; Executive Producer Angie Pineda. Prosecuted for obscenity over their film Mga Uhaw Na Bulaklak Part 2 (1976).
Mabuhay Pictures (1946-48)
Mabuhay Pictures - initial offering Pula Puti At Bughaw.
Mactan Film Productions - Producer Annabelle Rama; produced the Visayan-language Ang Medalyon Nga Bulawan/“The Gold Medallion” (1974).
Magdalo Film Productions (c.1975-76) - Producer Mayor Florentino A. Bautista Jr
Magic
Magna East-Pepito
Magna East Productions (c.1963)
Magnificent
Magnolia Films - released the bomba film Apoy At Paraiso/“Fire And Paradise” (1971) via Prudential Films International.
Maharajah Productions (c.1975)
Maharlika Pictures - produced Under Cover Agent Armalite starring Bernard Bonnin.
Malabalan Productions (1968)
Malaya-Stephan
Manansala Films (1929-33) - Producer Julian Manansala; Don Jose Nepomuceno was his technical advisor.
Manila Seven-Arts Productions - Producer Victoria Regina Cruz-Dy. Released two films only: Alamo Scouts (1970) and the bomba film May Bukas Pang Darating (1972).
Manila Talkatone
Manuel Conde Productions or MC Productions - Producer Manuel Conde. Initial release was Si Juan Tamad (1947).
MAQ Productions Inc - a division of "Mother" Lily Monteverde's Regal Films, nominally headed by her daughter Roselle Monteverde-Teo
Marga-Pen Productions (c.1965)
Margarita Productions (1977-1983) - Producer Tony Ferrer, also star of most of his films including Last Target (pictured above, 1978).
Maria Linda Productions - Producer Maria Linda. Released the bomba film Nunal Sa Balikat/“Mole On The Shoulder” (1971).
Maria Rhodora Productions - Executive Producer Rudy E. Bernabe. Released the bomba films Marupok/“Fragile” (1970) and Mapaglarong Pag-ibig/“Playful Love” (1971).
Mariposa Productions (1977)
Marmel (c.1972)
Marquez
Marsanpel (1967)
Martierra
May Films International (c.1983-1985) - Executive Producer Rodolfo Yabut. Produced several bold films in the mid-Eighties, including Kikirut-Kirot Ang Puso (pictured above, 1985).
MB
MBM Productions - Producer Antonio C. Martinez, In-Charge of Production Baby Balatbat Martinez (Dr Antonio's wife]. Initial release was the bomba film Bawat Saglit… Kaligayahan/“Every Moment… Happiness” (1971) starring Yvonne. The couple found later success building up Rudy Fernandez into an action superstar via their Baby Ama biopic in 1976.
MC Productions - SEE Manuel Conde Productions
McLaurin Brothers (1947)
ME Film Productions - Producer "R.G.M." Produced The Lineman (1976).
Medallion Films (c.1963) - Producer Ronald Remy. Remy was Associate Producer on Back Door To Hell (1964), a US co-production with Robert L. Lippert's Lippert Inc.
Medallion-PIP
MEDA Productions
Meir
Melros Productions (1977) - Executive Producers Mely "Baby" Pascual [later Baby Pascual & Associates], Reny Pascual Yu
Memorex
Mercado Productions - SEE AC Mercado Productions
Mercedes Films International (1976) - Producer Mercedes B. Pawaan, Executive Producer [and "Technical Adviser"] Pat C. Pawaan (c.1976).
Mercury Motion Pictures Inc (1969) - Producers Celso Tuason, Danny Suarez.
Merit - Executive Producer Zoilo Cuevas, Associate Producer Willie Navas. Announced the start of production of Johnny Cristo (1968) but no evidence of a release.
Merit Motion Pictures (c.1972) - Producer Eddie B. Ocampo
Metro
Metropolitan Film Productions (1974-1977) - Producer Leonardo Velasco Uy [other producers listed include Victor Uy, Leoncio Imperial, Pio C. Lee]. Prepared The Partnership for international release, but finally cracked the world market with The System [released internationally as Blind Rage, 1976) starring Tony Ferrer, Leo Fong and Fred Williamson.
Metropolitan Pictures (1964)
Mever Films (1970) - released Ishmael Bernal's Pagdating Sa Dulo/“When The End Comes” (1971).
Meyer
MFH
M-4
MF Pictures (c.1973) - Producer Wendelina E. Felix
MG Productions (1969-71) - Producer Gloria Sevilla [as Mrs Matias K. Ranillo Jr] Executive Producer Mat Ranillo Jr [as Attorney Matias K. Ranillo Jr]. Produced a series of Visayan-language films from 1969 starring Mat and Gloria.
Mica Productions (1967)
Milagrosa Pictures (1948)
Mirick Productions (1971-1973) and Mirick Films International (1974-1984) - Executive Producer Jesse G. Chua. Initial release was the bomba film Huwad/“Fake” (1971).
Mitchelle
MJ
MJ-Regal
MJM
MJP Productions (1965-66) - solo Producer outing for Michael J. Parsons, partner with Eddie Romero in Filipinas Productions (who also distributed). Films include Romero's The Passionate Strangers (pictured above, 1966).
MM-D. Quijano
MM Film Patterns
MM Films International - Executive Producers Melanie Marquez, Victoria Villanueva Marquez, [uncredited] Artemio Marquez
MMI
MML Productions (c.1963)
Monserrat Enterprises Co (1946)
MOD Films Organization - released the Danny L. Zialcita bomba film Hidhid/“Selfish” (1971) via Layson Productions.
Monza Films (1980s) - Producer Ramon Zamora [sometimes credited as "Monza"]
Mother Studio Films - a division of "Mother" Lily Monteverde's Regal Films
Motion Picture Casting Corporation (c.1963-64) - Executive Producer Efren Reyes [Sr]
Movieland
Moviemaker Film Productions Inc (1976)
Movie Masters Films International - Producer Odette Marquez (c.1979)
Movie Philippines Inc (c.1963)
Moviestars
Movietec (1949)
Movieworld
MPM
MPPC (c.1963)
MRM Productions (1970) - Producer Manuel R. Medina.
Mun Cinema
Mundial Pictures (1968)
MVM Productions - Executive Producers Maria Veronica [also writer] and Eddie B. Ocampo [also of D'Camp Productions]. Released the religious drama Banal Na Pag-ibig/“Divine Love” (1971) with the producer credited as "Flomer".
...there is also an MVM Productions - Producer P. Elcriseo. Released the bomba film Angkinin Mo Ako (Possess Me) (1971).
MVN Cinema (c.1974-76) – Producer Manuel Valdes Nieto III [sometimes Larry Jao is credited as Producer or Executive Producer]
MVP
Mylene Productions - Producer Benny Bautista. Sole release was the bomba film The Innocents (Mga Walang Malay) (1972).
M - Zet TV Productions, Inc.
Narra Productions (1969-70) - Producer Regino Sta. Anna. Released the bomba films The Stripteaser (1970) and Makasalanang Puso/“Sinful Heart” (1971).
NCV
NDL (1969)
Neo Film
Nepomuceno-Harris-Tait Partnership (1933) - Producers Jose Nepomuceno,
Nepomuceno Productions - Producer Jose Nepomuceno founded the company with his brother Jesus as Jose Nepomuceno Productions in 1917 and began production in 1919 under the Malayan Movies banner. He purchased much of his equipment from departing Americans ... and ....; he then purchased a one hectare studio lot in San Juan del Monte. His first production was Dalaking Bukid (1919), on which he produced, directed, wrote, photographed, and fulfilled most roles from electrician to prop boy. He soon married, and his wife Isabel Acuna became Nepomceno's treasurer, casting director, and hair and make-up artist. He was also involved with the companies Malayan Pictures Corporation (1931), Parlatone Hispano-Filipino (1936), and X'Otic Films (1938), all under the Nepomuceno Productions umbrella. His son Luis Nepomuceno then resurrected the name with Dahil Sa Isang Bulaklak/“Because Of A Flower” (1967) til the company was declared bankrupt in the mid-Seventies.
New Agrix (1981)
New Dimension
The New Sine Pilipino (1976) - Producer Rolando N. Quintos
Ngai Hoi Fung
NGI Film Productions (1967-1970) - Producer Narciso G. Isidro, also a Marikina businessman
NGP Film Productions (c.1973) - Producer Nelia G. Ponce [relative of Jerry Pons?]
N.L. Flores Productions - Producer Dolly Fuentes [as Narcisa L. Flores]. Its sole release was the Fuentes-starring western Tomas Brusko (1972).
NMPC
Nolasco Bros Pictures – Producers Luis F. Nolasco and Jose P. Nolasco; formed in 1941 [younger brother Bernie was an assistant production manager]. Resumed production in 1946 with Ginoong Patay Gutom (Ang Kasintahan Ng Aking Kapit-Bahay)/“Mr Dead Hungry (My Neighbor's Girlfriend)”.
Northern Star Productions (1971-72) - Producer “Victorina”, Executive Producer Jerry Singson, Associate Producer Caridad Crisologo Singson. Released the bomba film Maging Akin Ka Lamang/“If You Could Only Be Mine” and the modern western Ang Tigre At Ang Diablo/“The Tiger And The Devil” (both 1971).
Novastar
NVC
NV Productions - Producer Nora Aunor [as Nora Villamayor or Nora Villamayor de Leon/“N.V.D.L.”], Executive Producer “C.D.L.”/Christopher de Leon, Associate Producers Eustacio Villamayor, Antonia Villamayor. Address (March 1973 to September 1985) - Rooms 502-506, First United Building, 502-506 Escolta St, Manila. Films mostly star Nora, her family and her then-husband Christopher de Leon, including Banaue (pictured above, 1975).
N²
Octa
OctoArts Films - Producer Orly Ilacad. Address: 108 Panay Ave, Diliman, Quezon City
OctoArts-Supreme
Olympia
Omega
Ophelia San Juan Productions - SEE Golden Hills International
Orbit
Oriental Movie Pictures - Producer Dovedato Flores. Co-produced two Roberto Gonzalez films, Kontra Hari/“Anti-King” (1971) and Escape From East Berlin (1972).
Oriental Pictures (1946-47)
Oro Vista
Our Productions (1971) - Producer listed as "C.E.P."
Pablo Santiago Productions (c.1963) - Producer Pablo Santiago [also director], another cousin of Cirio H. Santiago.
Pacific Films (1948)
Pacific Films (c.1974) - Associate Producers Fidel Isip Jr, Roy Sangil
Pacific Movie
Paladin Productions - Producer Captain Greg C. Palad. Released the bomba film Matilda (1971).
Palaris Films - Producer Fernando Poe Sr, beginning with Dugo Ng Bayan/“I Remember Bataan” (1946) to around 1948; later films credited to Royal Productions.
Palm
PAL Productions or Philippine Artist League Productions - Producer Corazon Roque. Initial presentation was Hacendera (1947) written and directed by Lamberto V. Avellana.
Panay Negros Productions (1948)
Pangilinan Productions (1948)
Pan Oriental Booking Office (1949)
Pan Oriental Movie Enterprises (c.1965)
Paragon Pictures
Paraiso Productions (c.1965) - Producer Moises U. Lim
Paramount
Parlatone Hispano Filipino (1935-1948) - from Philstar: One of the pioneers of Tagalog cinema was Raymundo F. Navarro who, along with Jose Nepomuceno, Julian Salgado, Jesus Cacho, Pedro and Natalio Carriedo, established Parlatone Hispano-Filipino in 1935. Navarro served as its president and general manager.
Its first picture was Diwata ng Karagatan, starring Rogelio de la Rosa and Adela Flunkers. In 1937, Navarro went abroad for a business and pleasure trip which resulted in the sale of Diwata in Europe and South America. In 1938, he directed a movie on Asedillo, a folk hero in the mountains of Quezon, Laguna and Batangas, starring Darmo von Fraser Acosta and Lucita Goyena. Asedillo had two versions: Sa Pugad ng Agila (Tagalog) and Eagle’s Nest (English).
In Parlatone’s first four years, it became the country’s most successful studio, the home of the biggest stars, scriptwriters, technicians, craftsmen and directors. To name some Vicente Salumbides, Carlos Vander Tolosa, Luis Nolasco, Mar Esmeralda, Gerardo de Leon, Enrique Jarlego. The studio’s stars included Rosario Moreno, Carlos Padilla, Elsa Oria, Yolanda Marquez, Angel Esmeralda, Jose Padilla Jr., Rosita Garriz, Doris Young, Leopoldo Salcedo, Fely Vallejo, Fleur de Lis (Mona Lisa), Purita Sta. Maria.
Raymundo F. Navarro was born in 1906 in Paete, Laguna. He took up business administration in Jose Rizal College. He was married to Laura Adea and had six children: Iluminada, Raymundo Jr., Carmencita, Angel, Antonio and Laura.
Carmencita is Philippine STAR columnist Carmen Navarro Pedrosa, who wrote the controversial The Untold Story of Imelda Marcos and its sequel The Rise and Fall of Imelda Marcos.
In 1939, a fire destroyed Parlatone studio in Mandaluyong and during the war and liberation all its equipment was destroyed. Despite the losses, Parlatone produced another picture in 1948, Carmelita.
PAR Productions (1949)
Patricia
Pauline's Productions (c.1963-64) - Producer Rey Ruiz [one of the writers is Reynaldo Paulino - any connection?]
Pedro Vera Jr Productions - Producer Pedro Vera Jr. Initially released Tayug: Ang Bayang Api/“Tayug: The Oppressed Town” (1947) directed by Gerardo de Leon.
Pelikulang Pilipino Inc - produced Mga Hayop Sa Damo! (1977)
Pel Pic (1947)
Pentagon Films (1976)
People's Pictures (early 50s to mid 60s) - owned by the Santiago family. Formed during the 1953 movie workers' strike at their Premiere Productions studios.
Perafilms Inc - Producer Armida Siguion-Reyna. Produced Laruang Apoy (1977) with Vic Vargas, and Mga Bilanggong Birhen/"Captured Virgins" (pictured above, 1977).
Petrus Cinema - Visayan production company, Producer Rey Christopher Arong [other sources list Narciso Arong, Domingo Arong]. Released Ang Manok Ni San Pedro/“St Peter’s Rooster” (pictured above, 1977), a Cebuano comedy shot on 8mm.
Perez Brothers (1967)
Perlas Productions (1969-1972) - mostly action and the earliest bomba film [The Sexy Sinners (1970)].
Perlas-RSJ
Philartech Productions (1948)
Philfilms
Philippine National Pictures
Philippine Paradise Pictures - Producers William A. Smith, Violeta del Campo [as Lourdes Susan Smith]. Filmed Si Malakas At Si Maganda/“The Strong And The Beautiful” (1947) in Hollywood, but there is no evidence of a release outside the Philippines.
Philippine Pictures (1946-49) - Executive Producer Felipe L. Abel, Associate Producer Ponciano Y. Sult. Initial presentation Death March (1946).
Philippines Artist Guild
Phil Movierama (1969).
Pilipinas Film Productions - Producer listed as "D'Hitty". Only three releases, the bomba films Init Sa Magdamag/“Heat Overnight” and Salapi O Pag-Ibig/“Money Or Love” (both 1971) and the Tony Ferrer/Rizza action film Deadline (1972).
Pilipino Pictures - released Ang Manananggol Ni Ruben (1963) via the Vera-Perez family's VP Enterprises.
Pioneer Films - Executive Producer Wilson Yulo Que. Produced Boy Timbog (1994).
Pioneer Productions (c.1972) - Producer Rey Manlulo
PIP
Pisces Productions - no producer listed. Released only one bomba film, Simbuyo/“Urge” (1971).
PLG-Rimar
P. Maglinao (1977)
PMP
P. Nits Philippine (c.1974)
Poe-Zshornack Productions - a joint effort between stars-on-the-rise Fernando Poe Jr and Zaldy Zshornack designed to free themselves from the studio system. Only one film was made - Pasong Diablo (1961) - distributed by Tagalog Ilang-Ilang Productions
Polar Inc. (1967) - Executive Producer Wilfredo S. Torres
Polychrome Motion Picture Corporation (1946) - Producer Jose Nepomuceno
PPT Premiere
PR
Premiere Productions - initially Dr Santiago and his wife, later children Cirio, Digna and Danilo H. Santiago. Initial release Probinsiyana/“Provincial Girl” (1946).
Prima Productions (1971-1976) - Producer Howard Petersen and his wife, actress Pinky Montilla. Initial release was Wait For Me (1971).
Prime Artists (1976)
Prudential Films International (1971)
Pyramid Film Productions - Producer listed as “Zedoma”. Produced the bomba film Lupang Buhay/“Living Land” (1970) starring Rita Gomez, and the Ramon Zamora comedy Yari Naaaa!.../“It’s Done!...” (1971).
Quantum Films
Quezon (c.1974)
RAC Productions (1977)
RA Fans Inc (c.1963)
RA Film Productions (1970)
Rainbow Productions (1971-77) - initial release was the musical comedy Bakit Ba, Candida/“Why Is It, Candida” (1971).
Ramon Caro (1927) - Producer Ramon Caro, financing a group of silent film masters, the Silos Brothers (Cesar, Octavio, Augusto and Manuel).
Rare Breed Ltd - Producer Tata Esteban, also director of Hubo Sa Dilim (pictured above, 1985).
RAS Productions (1966) - Producer "R.A.S."/Romeo Vasquez [as Roberto A. Sumilang], Executive Producer Salome Alandy. Follows on from Vasquez's RV Productions.
RCL
RCR Productions (1967)
RDO Film Circle - initial presentation Boy Negro (1980) with Conrad Poe in his first starring role.
RDR Productions
RDS (1947)
Reach Out
Red (1977)
Red Epic Production
Red Horse
Red Lion
Red Palm
Red White And Blue (1966)
Reflection Films – Producers Rudy Fernandez, Lorna Tolentino
Regal Films - established in 1962 as a film distribution company by "Mother" Lily Yu Monteverde. Moved into production in 1976, and in its heyday from the late Seventies to mid-Nineties, Regal was one of the most prolific, profitable and influential film companies in the Philippines. Her children with husband Remy - Roselle, Dondon and Meme - have also worked for Regal, as did Remy on some of Regal's more action-oriented films. Regal entered the export market several times, starting with Warbus (1985). (Much more to come!)
Regent
Regina Productions (1966-70) - Producer Albert Joseph; director George E. Rowe was also listed as producer on Regina's Swinging Jet-Age (1968), as was director Lamberto V. Avellana on their Kumander Dimas (1968).
Renegar Productions - Producer Pat M. Garcia. Produced two bomba films only - Ang Magtinda’y Di Biro/“Selling Is Not A Joke” (1971) and Notorious (1972).
Rene Pangan
Republic International Enterprises - distributor for Good Harvest Promotions' Kayo Ang Humatol! (1963) starring Lou Salvador Jr.
Reuben Canoy Productions (1976-77) - Producer Reuben R. Canoy (also script writer), Executive Producer Nestor B. Escano; sometimes incorrectly spelt Ruben Canoy Productions. Films include Sa Dulo Ng Kris (pictured above, 1977) starring Joseph Estrada as a Muslim freedom fighter in Mindanao.
Reygon Film Productions - initial release Barricade 7 (1971).
Reynar (1966)
Rey Ylag
RG Productions (1969-1973) - Producer Roberto Gonzalez. Formed after his Taurus Productions folded in 1968, and all films - more than twenty in total - starred a karate-kicking Gonzalez.
RH
Rhomer
Rich
Rimar
Rina Films - produced the Lotis Key-starrer Ladyluck (pictured above, 1975). Listed in the credits are Associate Producers Cynthia Corpuz, Rafael Gavieres, Guillermo V. Misa Jr, Natalie C. Palanca, Salvacion S. Pascua.
Rising Sun
Rizalina Film Manufacturing Company
RJ
RJF Brothers Pictures (1968-1969) - no producers listed other than "RJF Bros", as in Bang Shang-A-Lang (pictured above, 1968). Co-produced several films with Barangay Productions.
RJR Brothers (1970-1971) - no producers listed.
RJR Films International and RJR Film Exchange - local film production and distribution companies owned by Bobby A. Suarez and wife Gene, and named after their three sons [Roberto Jr, John and Richard]. Operated prior to 1975, while Suarez still operated Intercontinental Film Distributors in Hong Kong. Suarez then formed BAS Films in 1976 with branches in Singapore and Hong Kong; the RJR name can still be found on local ads for The Bionic Boy (1977).
RJR-Fantasy
RJU
RKR (1948)
RNB
RND
Robert Film Productions (1976-77) - Producer Robert T. Yap-Diangco. Co-produced the historical drama Gomburza (1977) with Liliw Productions' Peter and Cora Caballes.
Roda Film Productions (1971-75) – Executive Producers Roger T. Leonardo [sometimes credited as “R.T.L.”], Trinidad D. Laxa; Associate Producer Demetrio Maglalang. Initial release was the erotic drama - or was it a bomba film? - Makasalanang Lungsod (1971), followed by the definitely bomba Rafael (The Playboy) and Kami’y Nagkasala/“We Have Sinned” (both 1971). Releases include Apat Na Patak Ng Dugo Ni Adan/“Four Drops Of Adan’s Blood” (pictured above, 1971).
Rodessa
Roma
RomMarq Film Productions - Producer Rossanna Marquez; released only one bomba film, the Marquez-starrer Seksi Atsay/“Sexy Maid” (1971).
Romy T. Ching Productions - SEE Cobra Films
Rootman Film Productions (1976-78)
Rosal
Rosas Productions (1968-) - Producer Susan Roces [as Jesusa Sonora or Jesusa Poe], [uncredited] Fernando Poe Jr. Releases include the Celso Ad. Castillo horror film Patayin Mo Sa Sindak Si Barbara/"Kill Barbara With Panic" (pictured above, 1974).
Rovira International or Rovira Productions - Executive Producer Apolonio C. Viray, Associate Producer Mauro J. Roque. Initial release was the horror film Signos Trece/“Thirteen Signs” (1971).
Royal Productions - Producer Fernando Poe Sr, replaced his previous company Palaris Films until his final production Darna At Ang Babaeng Lawin/“Darna And The Hawk Woman” (1952) made around the time of his death.
Royal Flush
RPA
RP-Homer
RPM Films Productions (1976-77) - Producer Dr Rogelio P. Mariano
RP Productions (1967) - Executive Producers Honorato G. Mercado, Theo J. Sandoval; Associate Producer Cirilo Tecson.
RP Sports - released (the documentary?) Tour Ng Filipinas (1969).
RR Productions (1965-66) - Producers Fernando Poe Jr [as Ronald Poe] and Dolphy [as Rodolfo Quizon]. A shortlived collaboration produced several features, all starring Dolphy - Dolpinger: Agent Without A Number (1965), Agent (Dolpinger) Sa Lagim (1965), Scarface At Al Capone (1965), Pepe En Pilar (1966), and Doble Solo (1966).
RSC
RS Film Productions (1977)
RSJ
RSL Filmovie Productions - released the bomba film Damdaming Makalupa/“Earthen Feeling” (1971).
RSL Productions - Producer Rolando S. Ledesma (also director, c.1978)
RTG Productions (c.1963-70) - Producer Attorney Ruben T. Gozon. Produced several Fernando Poe Jr action films, including the modern western Ang Dayuhan/“The Stranger” (pictured above, 1968).
RTJ
Ruben Canoy Productions - SEE Reuben Canoy Productions
Ruby Productions - Producer Willie B. Marino. Released two bomba films only, Busog/“Full” (1970) and Yoling (1971).
Rudy T. Labial
RVP Productions (1970) - Executive Producer Rolly V. Peregrina
RV Productions (c.1964-65) - Producer Romeo Vasquez [also star]
RVQ Productions - Executive Producer Dolphy [as Rodolfo Vera Quizon].; initial offering Buhay Artista/“An Artist’s Life” (1967). Address (December 1974 to January 2005) - Room 514, First United Building, 502-506 Escolta St, Manila; (June 2008 to February 2012) - Room 310-B.
Sampaguita Pictures - the Vera-Perez families (much more to come!). Initial release Bituing Marikit (1937).
Sampaguita-VP
Samson Film Productions - Executive Producer Gerardo F. Samson Jr. Produced the Dolphy spy spoof Dolpinger Meets Pantarorong (1965).
San Francisco del Monte Pictures
Sanggumay Pictures
San God Pictures [is this Sun God?????????] - Producers Dan Cosio, Moi Canayon and Associates. Produced Mga Paru-Parong Ligaw (1978).
Santiki
Santy Valenciano Productions (c.1963) - Producer Santy Valenciano
Sapphire Productions (1970) - released the Tony Ferrer action film Daigdig Ng Mga Halang (Calle-44)/“World Of Barriers (Calle-44)” (1970).
Sapphire-GP
Saranggola Films - produced Divorce Pilipino Style (dir. Elwood Perez, 1976).
Saturn
SCG
Scorpio Productions (1968)
Serres
Seven Cards
7 Diamond
777 Film Productions - fronted by Executive Producers Jose O. Vera (Sampaguita Films - also the distributor) and Alejandro B. Galang on behalf of future Ferdinand Marcos. Produced Iginuhit Ng Tadhana: The Ferdinand E. Marcos Story/“Destined By Fate” (1965).
Seven-Star Productions - Producer Jesse M. Ejercito [see also Crown Seven Productions], Executive Producer Emilio Ejercito. Releases include Dabiana (pictured above, 1977).
Shamrock
She
Sherlie
Shining Star
Showbiz Incorporated or Show Biz Incorporated - Producer Bella Jimenez (c.1978)
Sialina
Sierra Madre Films (1967-68) - Executive Producer Ebenezer Pascual
Sikatuna Films (1972-1974) - Producer Fe G. Mella, Executive Producer Ronald S. Mella. Produced four karate-themed films starring Roberto Gonzalez.
Silangan Films International (1975-76) - Producers Sonia Tapawan, Ruben Ramos. Released Ang Manika Ay Takot Sa Krus (1975).
Silver Eye Productions - released the bomba film Ipuabaya Sa Langit/“Leave It In Heaven” (1971).
Silver Film Productions - produced the horror film Ambrose Dugal with Vic Vargas in the title role.
Silver Screen International - replaced "Kinavesa" and "Silver Star Film Company" for producer Kim Yong Lim in the early 90s
Silver Star Film Company - replaced "Kinavesa" as Producer Kim Yong Lim's company name from 1983 [see also "Tower Bridge Investments Co" and "Silver Screen International"]
Sinag-Araw Pictures (1968)
Sinagtala
Sine Pilipino (1972-1974) - Executive Producer Victor Gosiengfiao. Produced the blockbuster superhero film Lipad! Darna, Lipad! (1973) directed by Elwood Perez, Joey Gosiengiao and friends (much more to come!)
Sine Screen
Sining Silangan (1977) - Executive Producer Ernesto C. Roxas [Producer Danilo M. Datu]
Sining Silangan-Trigon - Executive Producer Ernesto C. Roxas, Producer Danilo M. Datu
Sitti's Films International or Sitti's Film Exchange Philippines Inc (1984-1985) - Producer Hadja Sitti Aiza Ummar, Executive Producer Hadji Usman Ummar, Associate Producer Hadji Mohammad Ali-Ajihil.
Skylight Films
Solar Films - Producer Wilson Tieng. Address (March 2001 to May 2004) - Rooms 306, 310 and 312, First United Building, 502-506 Escolta St, Manila.
Solid
Solomon (1968)
Sotang Bastos Productions - Producers Chiquito [as Augusto Pangan] and brother Rene Pangan. Initial offering Mr Humble Boy: Ang Dating Kampeon (1966).
South Cotabato
Southern Star (1977)
South Seas Productions - Visayan company, released several features in 1974.
Sparrmand Motion Pictures Corp - produced Isang Kahig Isang Tuka, released via Uniworld Films
Special People
Spectrum
Spring Films
SQ Film Productions - Producer Felixberto Santos. Films include Maga-Patuka Na Lang Ako Sa Ahas (pictured above, 1977) starring Chiquito.
SS Films Co (1969)
Sta. Ana
Stala Films Incorporated - Executive Producer Lillian Laing de Leon, Associate Producer Peping L. Yumul. Released only one feature, Avenida Boy (1971).
Sta.Maria
Star Cinema
Starlight - Producer Wilson Pascual (brother of Baby and William Pascual)
Starzan
Stasa Film Productions - Producer Delfin M. San Jose Sr, Executive Producer Bebot O. San Jose. Produced Mag-Ingat Ka... Ikaw Ang Susunod! (1977).
Stellar Films - Producer “Jo-Al”, Executive Producer “Ike” Icasiano Sr. Released the bomba film Pulot Gata/“Extract Honey” (1971) via Larry Santiago Productions.
Studio Cuento
Studio 5
Suarez-Andres Productions - released the single bomba film Palibhasa’y Lupa (1972)
Sultan Films - Producer Ophelia San Juan, produced the single film Sleeping Dragon (1975) with co-producer Jimmy L. Pascual's Emperor Films International.
Sulu
Sumilang-Puzon Productions (c.1965)
Sunfilms
Sunflower Films Inc - initial offering Kapangyarihan Ni Eva (1977) with Alma Moreno.
Sunlight
Sunshine Artists Inc (1976) - Executive Producers Joe Jalbuena, Butch Gonzaga, Pio Cudilla
Super
Superior
Super Nine Films International - Producers Anna Theresa T. Buenaseda, Allan Gilbert T. Buenaseda; Executive Producers Angelita T. Buenaseda, Maria T. Buenaseda [produced two action films in 1988]
Supreme Films (c.1963)
Supreme Motion Pictures Inc - c.1981
Supreme Pictures (1949)
SV Productions (1977)
SVS Pictures (1947)
Swanie Productions (1971-72) - Producer listed as "Girlwin". Released the bomba films Nagbadong Landas/“Change Of Path” and She Walked By Night (both 1971).
Tagala Pictures (1948)
Tagalog Camia Productions (1969)
Tagalog Ilang-Ilang Productions - Attorney Espiridon Laxa [brother of actors Tony Ferrer and Nick Romano]
Tagumpay Pictures (1965-)
Tala
Tamaraw-Hollywood
Tamaraw-Robert
Tamaraw Studios Inc - (1963-70) Joseph brothers: George, John, Albert, Robert and Michael. Leader of the Joseph brothers was George, born in Cebu City on Jan. 17, 1912 and educated at De La Salle College in Manila. He was president, executive producer and member of the board of directors of Tamaraw Studios. Well-traveled, George used what he learned abroad to help in the progress of the local industry. Another brother, Michael, served as president of the Philippine Motion Picture Producers Association (PMPPA). Tamaraw Studios sat in a two-hectare lot in Marulas, Polo, Bulacan with modern equipment, backed up by reliable technicians, who were stockholders of the company. Tamaraw Studios equipment and services were used by other film outfits. It also released film made by other producers. [from PhilStar]
Taurus Productions (1967-1968) - Producers Roberto and Nena Gonzalez, following on from their Libra Productions (also Taurus' distributor). Released karate-themed films starring Roberto and siblings Rolando and Magna. Roberto later formed RG Productions (1969-1973).
TBA Studios
Team Cinema - produced Adigue Story starring Pedro Adigue Jr
Teamwork Productions
Tee-Jay Productions (1981-1986) - Producer Allan Gilbert Buneaseda, Executive Producer Lita T. Buenaseda
Ten17P
Therese Films (1967)
Three Kings Productions - Executive Producer Greg Castro. Released the bomba film Aliwan/“Recreation” (1971).
Three-Star Films (1946)
Ticar
Tiffany Films - Producer Lita Santos, Executive Producers Efren and Alfredo Salazar. Produced two films only, Kumusta Ka, Mr Peter Manawis? and Hagdan-Hagdan Ang Daan Sa Langit (both 1976).
TINCAN
Tindalo Films (1966)
Titus
Tony Riva (Films? Productions? c.1963) - Producer Antonio Riva
Tony Santos Productions (c.1963) - Producer Tony Santos [also director].
Topaz Film Productions (early 70s-1976) - Producer Jun Dominguez, President/Executive Producer Catalino T. Dominguez Jr, Treasurer/General Manager Luzviminda Veluz Dominguez. Releases include The Game Of Death (pictured above, 1974).
Tower Bridge Investments Co - yet another name for Kim Yong Lim's production companies Kinavesa, Silver Star Film Company and Silver Screen International
Tower-FGO
Tower Productions (1968-) - Producers Maria Victoria “Marivic” Villanueva, also of Viltra Productions; and, uncredited, her husband Artemio Marquez. Address from 1975: Room 608, Garcia Building, Rizal Ave, Manila.
Tower-Viltra-Elk's - another multi-company co-production between Artemio Marquez and wife Victoria Villanueva, produced The Alvarados (1970)
Transasia Productions - initial release was the Joseph Estrada action film Hukom Bitay/“Judge Death” (1971).
Transocean
T-Rex Entertainment
Tri-Films
Tri-Films/BF
Tri-Gold
Trigaza
Trigon Cinema Arts - Executive Producer Carmelito Zapanta
Trinity Films - initial offering Ritwal... Sa Pagkagat Ng Dilim (dir. Jun Raquiza, 1976).
Triple "A" Films - Producer Anthony Alonzo [as Antonio Hernandez]
Tropical Films (1949)
Tropical Films (1976) - produced Bernardo Montalan: Dasmarinas, Cavite
Tuason Films - Producer Celso T. Tuason. Released the Zaldy Zshornack-as-Mike Narra spy film Target Hongkong (1970) and the Pablo Virtuoso comedy Toro! Tora! Toray!/“Male Bull! Female Bull! Gay Bull!” (1971).
Tuit-Tuit Productions - Producer “M.T.R.”; released the Danny L. Zialcita-directed bomba Polyanna (Bertigo) (1972).
Tuko Film Productions
Twin Dragon - Rey Malonzo?
U&I Productions (c.1974) - Producer Perry Trinidad
U and I
Ultra
Ultravision
Union Productions (1971-72) - initial release was the Tony Ferrer-as-Agent X44 film Master Key (1971), followed by the bomba Siyam Na Biyernes/“Nine Fridays” (1971).
United Brothers Productions (c.1965-69) - initially released via VP Pictures
United Philippine Artists
Universal
Uniworld Films - released the Sparrmand Motion Pictures Corp-produced film Isang Kahig Isang Tuka
Urban Films - Executive Producer Jimmy C. Yu Associate Producers Maria N. Yu, Consolacion M. Yu [c.1988]
V
Valiant Motion Pictures (1965) - Producer Rick N. Brandes
Valor Productions - produced the racy western Queen Of The Wild Bunch (1970) and the bomba film Madonna and action flick Bella Bandida (both 1971).
Vanguard Films (1985) - Producer Charo Santos, Executive Producer Simon C. Ongpin, Associate Producer Grace Bersamin Beleno.
Velarde & Associates Productions - Producer Mariano “Mike” Z. Velarde. Made the late-era bomba film Roulette (1972) and Gerry de Leon's Lilet (1972).
Venus-Apollo Pictures (1967) - Executive Producer Mariano Bermejo Jr.
Vera Cruz
Vera-Perez Productions - see VP Enterprises
VF
VH Films - Producer Via Hoffman
Vic-A Films - Producer Vic Alvarez
Vicente
Victoria Productions (1971) - Producer Victoria Villanueva [also Tower Productions]
Victor International Pictures (1967)
Victor Laurel Productions - released two Victor Laurel vehicles, Love Song (1973) and Ophelia & Paris (Prinsipe Paris, Walang Kaparis) (1973)
Victor Wood Music - released Victor Wood, Disco King (1979)
Victory
Vida
Vida-RSC
Viking Films - Executive Producer Wilson Tieng. Released several films to the international market including Silip (1985). Tieng later formed Solar Films.
Villa Film Productions (1976) - Producer Generoso P. Santiago Jr; Executive Producer Dr Nestor E. Delfin; Associate Producers Pepito Torres, Bobby Santiago
Viltra Productions - Producer Victoria Villanueva. Released Wrong To Be Born (Producer listed as Maria Zarzadiaz, 1969), Nora: Single Girl (1969) as Viltra-Elk's Productions, Master Stuntman (1970), Hiwaga Ng Lagim/“Mysterious Dread” (1970), Tell Nora I Love Her (1970).
Vincent Film Exchange (1969) - Producers Vicente S. Tan, Regino Sta. Ana
Vincent Productions - released the bomba film The Experts 3 (1971).
Vines Productions (1966-)
Vinta Kampilan Pictures (c.1973) - Producer Raul Silos
Violett Films
Virgo Film Productions (1965-69) - Producers Eddie Rodriguez & Liza Moreno [also stars].
Vision Films - Executive Producer Charo Santos-Concio
Vista
Vitri Films and Vitri Film Exchange (1963) - Producer Vicente "Bing" de Villa Jr
Viva-Bathala
Viva Films - Executive Producer Vic del Rosario Jr (much more to come!)
VL Productions (c.1974) - Producer Victor Laurel [also star/composer]
VLZ Film - Producer Ven L. Zoleta
VM Cinematic Films [Phil.] (1965)
Vonabille Productions (c.1965) - Producer Von Serna, initially released via Good Harvest Promotions.
VP Enterprises - the Vera-Perez families (much more to come!)
VPS
VRF
V Rich Films International
VS-Emperor
V.S. Films (1976) - Producer Vilma Santos [also leading actress]
VSM Pictures (1969) - Producer Virginia Montes [as Virginia Sapida Melevo]
Wag-Wag Productions (1967-1968) - Executive Producer L.K. Guarin
Wagwag-Elks Productions - L.K. Guarin
Waling-Waling
WGS
Wild World Entertainment
WMC
Wonderland Productions - Executive Producer Alice Cabahug. Released the Dolphy superhero parody Kapten Batuten (1977).
Wood Music
Worldwide
W.S. Torres (1968)
X'Otic Films (1938) - Production Manager Jose Nepomuceno [Nepomuceno Productions]; company resurrected in 1948, producer credited as Producer Don Jesus Cacho.
Yasue-Alcazara [CHECK SPELLING!!] - initial presentation Hantik At Limatik with George Estregan, released through Pacific Film Productions
YLY Film Productions (1973-1976) - Producer Jun Yuson, Associate Producers Romie Yatco and Rudy Labial
Zap
ZEG
Zeta Productions - Producer Danny L. Zialcita, and most probably bankrolled by his father Benigno Labog Zialcita; Danny wrote both productions, Dinilig Ng Dugo (1963) and Incognito (also director, 1967).
Zodiac Films or Zodiac Film Organization - no producer listed. Released three films in 1971, all starring Manny de Leon: Motorcycle Boy, Akin Ang Huling Awit/“The Last Song Is Mine” and Teenage Senorita.
Zultana International (1963-1966) - Producer Nemesio Yabut.
ZZ Productions (1962-1969) - Producer Zaldy Zshornack. Released twelve features, all starring Zshornack.
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