Screen Industry Survey: 2011/12
Revenue from filmmaking in New Zealand took off in 2012, powering the screen industry beyond $3 billion, say Statistics New Zealand.
Feature films drive growth
Statistics show screen industry revenue is up 10 per cent to $3.29bn - driven by a 47 per cent increase in feature film revenue.
Curtain goes up on Festival of Colour 2013
Described by director, Philip Tremewan as “the best little arts festival in the country” the 2013 Southern Lakes Festival of Colour began today with sell-out theatre and music performances.
Live on Film
Filmmaker and composer Tony Burt has blended his skills and talents into an innovative documentary with live narrations and music performance.
Help with business structure
Yee Yang 'Square' Lee is here to answer your questions on business structures, or even governance-related matters. "Feel free to fire them through and I'll do my best to help!"
ScreenTalk: Simon Bennett
Simon Bennett: On producing and directing the big TV dramas
APRA Professional Development Awards
Professional development grants have been awarded to composers Nick Gaffaney (Pop/Contemporary), Karl Steven (Film & TV) and Alex Taylor (Classical).
Christchurch Art Gallery takes out Museums Aotearoa Award
The Christchurch Art Gallery’s building may be closed – but staff have still achieved national recognition of their work by winning a prestigious Museums Aotearoa Award.
TBI Q&A: James Brown
Red White Black & Blue follows thirty eight South Los Angeles high school students as they fly to New Zealand to play rugby.
Galleries on Speed
Mark Amery finds Wellington's art institutions are now providing us with faster changing living spaces.
Theatreview Weekly: 11/04/2013
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including: Life. After, Romeo and Tusi, Tribes, and Talking of Katherine Mansfield.
Mockumentary mop-up
Slavko Martinov tells us about the very real fallout from a fake film on North Korean Propaganda.