Taryn Beri: Breaking Ground as a Tā Moko Artist
One of approximately 20 female tā moko artists in the world, Taryn Beri talks to The Big Idea about how she found her feet in this field.
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Don't Give Up Your Day Job: Stelios Yiakmis
Don't Give Up You Day Job podcast series interviews actor Stelios Yiakmis
Not my Day Job: Saran Goldie-Anderson
Swing-dance teacher by day, stand-up comedian by night, we chat to Saran Goldie-Anderson about juggling multiple creative gigs and her experience signing for deaf theatre audiences.
The New Zealand Music Foundation Wellbeing Service: Responding to times of crisis
At the heart of the charity’s efforts is a sincere belief that the music community can and must do its part to look after its own in times of crisis.
Building diversity into creative careers
Deborah Crowe discusses a sustainable model for building a career in the arts.
Victor Rodger: Broadening the Spectrum
We talk to Victor Rodger about the personal journey that spurred him into a career in theatre and the creation of a theatre movement that places Pacific Practitioners at its heart.
Ned Wenlock: Illustrating a Career in Animation
Short film “Spring Jam” director Ned Wenlock talks to The Big Idea about his career beginnings as a graphic designer and how he established himself as an animation director.
The Razzmatazz of Image
Mark Amery writes on Wayne Youle’s portraits of cultural icons and the politics of representation
ScreenTalk: Pana Hema-Taylor
Pana Hema-Taylor: How acting can be enlightening
The life and dreams of a young filmmaker
We chat to Mason Cade Packer about his love of filmmaking from a young age and his most recent award-winning film, Generation G.
Songbroker, building industry resilience
Jan Hellriegel on the drive behind setting up Songbroker.