One QnA, Two Comedians
We hear from this year’s Creative Comedy Initiative funding recipients, Vaughan King and Alan McElroy, who are travelling from the future as two washed up comedians.
Maori business leader joins Trust
The NZ Children’s Screen Trust is pleased to announce that Ian Taylor (CNZM) is joining the Board of Trustees.
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The Big Idea ran an online survey to learn more about our community, by inviting visitors to complete a 15-question survey. Here's what you had to say.
Looking at things differently
Mark Amery considers the different ways moving image art is being presented.
Dr Who, Muppets and Me
Rob Lloyd describes himself as an actor, comedian, improviser and 'Time Lord'.
Comin' Down for Populate!
Christchurch-born Ronnie van Hout is the artist responsible for the mysterious figure pointing skywards that has appeared on the roof of a central city building.
TBI Q&A: Kathleen Mantel
Director Kathleen Mantel tells us about herself and her film The Green Chain which won Best New Zealand Short at the Documentary Edge Festival.
NZ at Venice Biennale 2015
The Arts Council of Creative New Zealand has confirmed its commitment to New Zealand’s presence at the 2015 Venice Biennale.
ScreenTalk: Ngila Dickson
Ngila Dickson is an Academy Award-winning costume designer who has been involved in some of our biggest film and TV projects.
Deloitte NZ CFO Survey
This report outlines the views and sentiments of New Zealand CFOs
NZ CFOs cautiously upbeat
New Zealand Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) are more confident than they have been for some time, but caution still characterises many strategies.
Orientalism and butterflies
Renee Liang wonders if Madame Butterfly is "orientalist" and if this matters in today's world.