Clean location sound
Capturing 100 percent clean location sound is the ideal, especially if shooting lower budget films, but is it always possible? Ande Schurr offers some technical tips.
Touch Compass - Triple Bill
Touch Compass, NZ's first integrated dance Company, combining dancers with and without a disability, presents a compelling new season by internationally acclaimed artists.
Arts For All Project
Engaging with local government around the country to promote its Arts For All project is high on Arts Access Aotearoa’s 2011 agenda.
ScreenTalk: DownlowConcept
Thedownlowconcept is an Auckland based production company run by Ryan Hutchings, Jarrod Holt and Nigel McCulloch.
Reach for the stars in a Matariki celebration
Find out fascinating facts about the night sky and celebrate the Maori New Year in this special day just for families hosted by Capital E and Carter Observatory.
Musical Great and a Saint at APO
Two stars of the classical world team up in June to present a pair of music’s most loved works at the sixth of Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra’s APN News & Media Series concerts.
Q Theatre's creative approach to recruiting
Q, Auckland’s newest performing arts venue, will open this September and are now recruiting the management team tasked with welcoming the public through its doors.
Inside Work: Technicians and IT Specialists
The technical brains behind creative organisations usually work in the background, so we've put them into focus.
New Chair for community funding body
Ken Whitney is the newly elected Chair of ASB Community Trust, replacing Ann Hartley, who has stood down from the role.
Yellow Towel for Nick Gibb
Nick Gibb has scooped the 2011 Billy T Award at the NZ International Comedy Festival. He claimed the coveted yellow towel, an appearance on TV3’s 7 Days and a $5000 cheque.
Presenting Pedro Costa
Auckland Film Society presents the Fontaínhas Trilogy, three astonishing, ground-breaking films by Pedro Costa, screening from Monday 30 May.
Commonwealth Writers’ Prize 2011
New Zelander Craig Cliff has won the 2011 Commonwealth Writers’ Best First Book Prize for his collection of short stories A Man Melting.