January 1 to December 31 of the previous year. The voting process of Luna Awards was formulated by the academy with the help of Asian Institute of Management (AIM). It was partially implemented in 2004 and fully implemented in 2005. It is done by a three-body system composed of the citers, nominators and voters. A citer can also be a voter but cannot be a nominator. The citers indicate whether a work should be cited or not. The cited works move on the next round. Ten seats are allocated for each guild focused on the professions of: Direction Performance Screenplay Cinematography Production Design Editing Musical Score Sound Another ten seats are allocated for a non-category guild, totaling to 90 seats. In the second round, a nominator should be a previous nominee in any major film awards like Luna, FAMAS, Urian and Metro Manila Film Festival. Five seats are assigned for each profession, adding up to 40 seats. They would rank all cited works from best to worst, with the two to five highest scorers becoming the nominees. To become a nominee in Best Picture, a film should have three nominations and one of these nominations should be in Best Direction or Best Screenplay. The nominees would then move on the last round where voters would cast their votes. Fifteen seats are designated per profession and another fifteen for a non-category guild, numbering to 135 seats. The winners would then be announced in the awards night. Ceremonies 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s 2020s Categories Best Picture Best Direction Best Actor Best Actress Best Supporting Actor Best Supporting Actress Best Screenplay Best Cinematography Best Production Design Best Editing Best Musical Score Best Sound Special awards Golden Reel Award Fernando Poe, Jr. Lifetime Achievement Award Manuel de Leon Award for Exemplary Achievements Lamberto Avellana Memorial Award Hall of Fame An individual is inducted to the Luna Awards Hall of Fame if he/she won at least five competitive awards. Years listed are based on when they garnered their fifth trophy. Their total number of awards are also listed. Willy Cruz (1987): 13 awards Romy Vitug (1988): 8 awards Phillip Salvador (1994): 8 awards Edgardo Vinarao (1991): 7 awards Ricky Lee (1996): 7 awards Augusto Salvador (1996): 7 awards George Canseco (1996): 6 awards Ramon Reyes (2000): 6 awards Rolly Ruta (1989): 5 awards Vic Macamay (1998): 5 awards Joel Lamangan (2006): 5 awards References External