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{{short description|Filipino film editor}}
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'''Gervacio Santos''' is a [[Filipino people|Filipino]] [[film editor]]. During his career, he was considered one of the most demanded in his field. Gervacio has worked under numerous pseudonyms including: George Santos, Gerry Santos, Herb Bas, Bas Santos, and Bass Santos. He has earned numerous awards, including three [[Famas Award]]s for [[Kalibre 45]] (1957), [[Cavalry Command]] (1963) and [[Scout Rangers]] (1964). He won Best Film Editing Awards in both the [[[Manila Film Festival]] for [["Remembrance"|Remembrance (film)]] and in the [[Quezon City Film Festival]] for [["Alyas Bagsik"|Alyas Bagsik (Film)]]. ▼
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▲'''Gervacio Santos''' is a [[Filipino people|Filipino]] [[film editor]]. During his career, he was considered one of the most demanded in his field. Gervacio has worked under numerous pseudonyms including: George Santos, Gerry Santos, Herb Bas, Bas Santos, and Bass Santos. He has earned numerous awards, including three [[Famas Award]]s for [[Kalibre 45]] (1957), [[Cavalry Command]] (1963) and [[Scout Rangers]] (1964). He won Best Film Editing Awards in both the [[
== Career ==
Santos began his professional career as an editor in 1954 at [[Premiere Productions]] where he was given the break to edit the film titled Conde de Monte Carlo starring Roegilio de la Rosa. He worked on ''[[Si Eva at si Adan]]'' directed by [[Gerry de Leon]].
As a freelancer, he worked in every studio facilities such as LVN Studios, Sampaguita Pictures, FIL-AM (Fernando Poe Productions) where other movie producers have their production filmed and processed for post-production. By this time, Santos had edited several hundred full-length Filipino movies. Having established a good refutation American producers who came to shoot their movies in the Philippines hired him to edit their film. It is at this time that he shifted his attention to editing American movies, mostly with Roger Corman who co-produce with Cirio Santiago Film Organization. (IMDb has a partial list of the several movies he had edited for them.
He served as President of the [[Film Editors Guild of the Philippines]] from 1974 to 1983 and then again in 1984 to 1986 at the same times being a member of the Board of Governors of the FILM ACADEMY OF THE PHILIPPINES.▼
▲He served as
Gervacio has worked under numerous pseudonyms including: George Santos, Gerry Santos, Herb Bas, Bas Santos, and Bass Santos. He has earned numerous awards, including three Famas Awards for Kalibre 45 (1957), Cavalry Command (1963) and Scout Rangers (1964). He won Best Film Editing Awards in both the Metro Manila Film Festival for "Remembrance" and in the Quezon City Film Festival for "Alyas Bagsik".
ACHIEVEMENTS:
Been Former President of the FILM EDITORS GUILD
Become a member of the Board of Governors of the FILM ACADEMY OF THE PHILIPPINES
Been Lay Minister in Our Lady of Grace Parish Church and elected Education Chairman
Been Chairman of the Seminar in MARIOLOGY
Member KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 4th Degree
Been President of Grace Park TOASTMASTER CLUB and received a trophy for becoming Champion in Extemporaneous Speech in an Area Competition
Been elected Number One Councillor of his Barangay in 1998
In 1989, although he has an assignment with Cirio Santiago to edit 2 films, he, together with his family emigrated to Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He planned to come back to the country to fulfill the assignments but for some reason he had not made it. He and his family members are now full-pledged Canadian citizens.
== Present
Santos is currently retired. He lives in [[Canada]] with his wife, five children, and
Circa
== Filmography ==
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* ''Demon of Paradise'' (1987)
* ''The Fighter'' (1987) (as Bass Santos)
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* ''Eye of the Eagle'' (1986)
* ''Future Hunters'' (1986)
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* ''The Devastator'' (1985)
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* ''Final Mission'' (1984)
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* ''Wheels of Fire'' (1984)
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* ''Stryker'' (1983)
* ''[[Get My Son Dead or Alive]]'' (1982)
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* ''Firecracker'' (1981)
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* ''Up from the Depths'' (1979)
* ''Death Force'' (1978)
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* ''Hell Hole'' (1978)
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* ''The Muthers'' (1976)
* ''She Devils in Chains'' (1976)
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* ''Cover Girl Models'' (1975)
* ''Supercock'' (1975)
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* ''Bamboo Gods and Iron Men'' (1974)
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* ''Fly Me'' (1973) (as George Santos)
* ''Scout Ranger'' (1964)
* ''Cavalry Command'' (1963)
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* ''Terror Is a Man'' (1959)
x Movini's Venom (1970)
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* ''The Scavengers'' (1959)
* ''Kalibre .45'' (1957)
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