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          For enthusiasts of local movies of the s to the early s, there was only one cinematographer who dominated the scene: Romeo “Romy” V. Vitug....

          Vitug is known for his cinematography on films such as "Mga Bilanggong Birhen" (), "Atsay" (), "Kapag Langit ang Humatol"(), "Sana.

        1. Vitug is known for his cinematography on films such as "Mga Bilanggong Birhen" (), "Atsay" (), "Kapag Langit ang Humatol"(), "Sana.
        2. Romy Vitug, the award-winning cinematographer, has died.
        3. For enthusiasts of local movies of the s to the early s, there was only one cinematographer who dominated the scene: Romeo “Romy” V. Vitug.
        4. Kristine is a teenager living an affluent life with her mother and auntie.
        5. Romy Vitug was born on 27 January in Floridablanca, Pampanga.

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          By Lk Rigor

          [This profile was first published on Luzviminda–Archive of Philippine Photography.]

          Honored as the first cinematographer in the FAMAS (Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences) Hall of Fame, Romeo “Romy” V.

          Vitug (1937-2024; b. Floridablanca, Pampanga) had his roots in photojournalism. He worked for two news publications in the sixties and briefly trained as a newsreel cameraman before moving to cinematography in the seventies.

          One of his most acclaimed works in photography is his coverage of the Black Nazarene procession, which won first prize in the color photo essay section of the 1965 photo contest, organized by Asia Magazine. His biography in the catalog of the landmark 5 Photographers exhibition in 1967 notes that his “one obsession” is the uplifting of photography as an art form.

          As a young man, Romy wanted to pursue photography but took up pre-law at the urging of his father, Honesto Vitug, who was considered the Dea