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Theatreview Weekly: 07/07/11

Theatreview Weekly: 07/07/11

A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including Short+Sweet Theatre, The Family Wilder, Nga Hau E Wha and Womanz Work! Plays from New Zealand’s Female Playwrights.

Gamification for graphic designers

Gamification for graphic designers

To make your documents more engaging and fun here is how you can think like a game designer, by Shaun Lee courtesy of Design Assembly.

Great Balls of Fire

Great Balls of Fire

Geoffrey H Short makes an explosive debut as an artist in Wellington, alongside other photographers making fresh interpretations of landscape says Mark Amery in his latest visual arts column.

TVNZ and Warner Bro sign deal

TVNZ and Warner Bro sign deal

Warner Bros. and TVNZ, have signed a multi-year output deal giving the commercial broadcaster the free television rights to a slate of feature films, television series, animation and more.

Study award for filmmaker

Study award for filmmaker

Alan Parr, a filmmaker whose short films made the V48 Hours national finals for the last three years running, has won the Unitec Aspiring Filmmaker Study Prize.

Special Feature: Moving Image

Special Feature: Moving Image

To make it easier for you to find content and ‘show ‘n tell’ us about your work, The Big Idea is focusing on Moving Image in July.

Nelson Winter Music Festival

Nelson Winter Music Festival

Four sell out shows before opening night give the Nelson Winter Music Festival a flying start for a fortnight of cabaret, classics, kids’ shows and comedy.

Open City - The Love Edition

Open City - The Love Edition

City Gallery Wellington is opening its doors late for a mid-winter party, Open City - The Love Edition, on Friday 8 July.

Impressive start to Mahara Gallery fundraising

Impressive start to Mahara Gallery fundraising

Fundraising has got off to an impressive start with almost half a million already raised for the redevelopment of Mahara Gallery as Kapiti’s regional public art gallery.

Artists collaborate for KidsCan

Artists collaborate for KidsCan

Coordinated by the NZ Art Guild the collaborative project titled ‘Light of My Life’ will be unveiled on Tuesday July 26.

ScreenTalk: Stephanie Tauevihi

ScreenTalk: Stephanie Tauevihi

Stephanie Tauevihi debuted on TV as a reporter on the youth current affairs show InFocus and gained nationwide fame playing Donna Heka on Shortland Street for seven years.

Inside Work: Moving Image

Inside Work: Moving Image

We're focusing on Moving Image on The Big Idea this July, so here are a couple of jobs & opportunities we spotted in film and TV.