Gov. Vilma Santos marks her 50^th year in showbiz this year.

She plans to do two movie projects this year—one of which is titled The Healing.

This year's president Roldan Castro (sixth from left) encouraged all the members to unite.

See below for the new set of officers: Roldan Castro (President), Romel Galapon (Vice President), Jimi Escala (Secretary), Ador Saluta (Vice Secretary), Boy Romero, (Treasurer), Blessie Cirera (Vice Treasurer), Joe Cezar (Auditor) and Beth Gelena (P.R.O.)

This year's Board of Directors: Julie Bonifacio, Veronica Samio, Letty Celi, Ernie Pecho, Gerry Ocampo, Timmy Basil, and Benny Andaya.

National Press Club president Jerry Yap (in blue blarong) was the one who introduced the afternoon's guest of honor and inducting officer, Governor Vilma Santos.

Behind Jerry Yap was TV Patrol reporter Mario Dumaual.

Ate Vi was 13 years old when PMPC established in 1966.

She started acting at the age of nine.

A contract was inked that afternoon between Airtime Marketing producer Tess Celestino (in photo) and Roldan.

The former's company will be producing this year's Star Awards for Movies, slated for March 14, 2012.