The decision to leave NZ
Johnny Blick, a respected TV Commercials producer, is off to London. He talks about why he is leaving, the state of the NZ TV commercials market and what advice he has for upcoming producers.
Atamira dance breaks into US
A successful debut tour and a memorable performance at a dance festival is a promising start to breaking into the United States market for Maori contemporary dance company Atamira.
ScreenTalk: John Toon
John Toon is an award-winning cinematographer who has worked all over the world and in many genres.
Taking New Zealand with them
Rocket has been working with Team New Zealand for almost two decades providing exciting, high impacting graphics for their yachts.
Ringmaster of NZ Body Art
Queen of the Big Top! That’s perhaps the best way to describe Emma Edworthy’s win at the 2013 NZ Body Art Showcase on Saturday.
Christchurch Writers' Festival new literary director
The Christchurch Writers’ Festival Trust has appointed Rachael King as its new literary director.
Theatreview Weekly: 19/09/2013
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including: Loose Cannons, The Young And The Witless 7: Small Town, Big Hearts, and Into the Light.
Go get grubby!
Cate McQuillen tells Transmedia NZ's Fiona Milburn about the Emmy Award winning dirtgirlworld and ethical business model of mememe productions.
Capital E show goes on at Hannah Playhouse
Capital E National Theatre for Children will still perform 'Seasons' in the Hannah Playhouse this October despite the Downstage Theatre closure announcement.
Asia residencies for NZ artists
Auckland artist Reuben Paterson – renowned for his works in glitter and diamond dust - is one of five artists chosen for the Asia New Zealand Foundation’s 2014 artist-in-residence exchanges.
Feeling Guilty
Mark Amery considers an exhibition where both the subjects and the viewers are left red in the face.
Final curtain for Downstage
Wellington’s Downstage Theatre, NZ's oldest running professional theatre company, will close this weekend.