Over the past 30 years, Nick Deocampo has written books on Philippine cinema, mainly on its history, pedagogy and scripts. Three of these books have won in the “National Book Awards” given out by The Manila Critics Circle. Deocampo’s collection includes the on-going five-volume series on the hundred-year history of cinema in the Philippines with a forthcoming publication on the period of World War II as well as a book on early cinema in Asia, which he edits and will soon be published by the Indiana University Press.
(Anvil Publishing, Inc., 2011).
This book is a sequel to Cine: Spanish Influences on Early Cinema in te Philippines, and part of Nick Deocampo’s extensive research on Philippine cinema. Tracing t...
(National Commission for Culture and the Arts, 2003; Anvil Publishing, Inc., 2007)
Cine: Spanish Influences on Early Cinema in the Philippines fathoms the depths of Philippine cinema as the author ventures...
(Anvil Publishing, Inc., 2008)
The first major publication on the subject of film literacy in the Philippines—another first in the author’s growing list of groundbreaking publications on the subjects of ...
Monograph published in 2005
A monograph on the history of a cinema that grew independently outside the Manila-based movie industry. In this first-ever writing of Cebuano film history, Nick Deocampo adds...
(South East Asia Pacific Audio-Visual Archive Association, 2006)
Lost Films of Asia is the title of a new book published by the South East Asia Pacific Audio-Visual Archive Association (SEAPAVAA) to...
(Anvil Publishing, Inc., 1997)
This volume includes Deocampo's award-winning documentary film scripts as well as production notes and essays on short film-making. It comes with photographs.
The book...
(Certamen int'l. de cine documental Bilbao, España, 1986).
A monograph written in Spanish about short films in the Philippines.
(Communication Foundation for Asia, 1985)
A ground-breaking book on the Philippines’ alternative cinema tracing the history of short films and documentaries in the country.
