The New Zealand International Film Festival has announced key dates which will see the event screening a little later next year.
After selling her house to travel to North East India and film ‘Roots on the Move’, Serena Stevenson has turned to crowdfunding to distribute the documentary.
How can you be better at fundraising when faced with limited resources? Fundraising specialist Lisa Bates answers your questions.
It might seem impossible to go from an idea to launching a business in a weekend. But as MsBehaviour reports, that's what happened at Wellington Startup Weekend.
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including Hits Of 83, Love’s Labour’s Lost, The River, and Tartuffe.
A new exhibition by Shane Cotton sees him both looking back and pulling everything apart to start again, says Mark Amery.
Royal New Zealand Ballet is a finalist for Outstanding Company in the prestigious UK National Dance Awards 2011.
Lewis Bostock has made it his business to discover how independent film and web producers can make money, or as he puts it, become 'sustainable'.
UCOL Photography student Fleur Verhoeven has won the 2011 Canon EYEcon photographic competition with a portfolio the judges described as a controversial and powerful use of imagery.
The 11:11:11 UpStage Festival is the fifth festival of live online performance (cyberformance) using the web-based platform UpStage.
The Taranaki Art Awards 2011 winners have been announced.
Martin Devlin’s first screen appearance involved playing a policeman in a film shot in Taranaki – he can’t remember the name of it, but is fairly sure it wasn’t a box office hit.