MINECRAFT 2 – Feature Film
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Nominations open for the 2026 Vincent Burke Scholarship
Spada is proud to open nominations for the 2026 Vincent Burke Scholarship, which aims to support the next generation of New Zealand producers by providing an annual grant of$5,000 to
NZ On Screen – Tuesday Spotlight: Died in the Wool (1978)
Died in the Wool is an episode of Ngaio Marsh Theatre, an anthology adapting the author’s murder mysteries. Starring George Baker as Inspector Roderick Alleyn, the series leveraged Marsh’s international
Kiwi winners at FIFO
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NZ Box Office Report: 15 February 2026
Two new arrivals took the top two spots over the weekend. Despite some damning reviews, Wuthering Heights took $689,572 from 115 screens and ended the weekend in the #1 spot.
She was earning $146,000 before AI came along. What happened next is a warning to us all
Leonie Tucker has poured two decades of her life into the film industry. As a graphic designer, she finesses the details on movie sets: the posters in the background of
Nominations open for the 2026 Vincent Burke Scholarship
Spada is proud to open nominations for the 2026 Vincent Burke Scholarship, which aims to support the next generation of New Zealand producers by providing an annual grant of$5,000 to
NZ On Screen – Tuesday Spotlight: Died in the Wool (1978)
Died in the Wool is an episode of Ngaio Marsh Theatre, an anthology adapting the author’s murder mysteries. Starring George Baker as Inspector Roderick Alleyn, the series leveraged Marsh’s international
Kiwi winners at FIFO
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NZ Box Office Report: 15 February 2026
Two new arrivals took the top two spots over the weekend. Despite some damning reviews, Wuthering Heights took $689,572 from 115 screens and ended the weekend in the #1 spot.
She was earning $146,000 before AI came along. What happened next is a warning to us all
Leonie Tucker has poured two decades of her life into the film industry. As a graphic designer, she finesses the details on movie sets: the posters in the background of
From ‘Boy’ to behind the camera: Rickylee Russell-Waipuka’s journey from child star to producer
After making her film debut as Chardonnay in Kiwi blockbuster Boy, Rickylee Russell-Waipuka got used to getting bombarded with spontaneous moonwalks and requests for selfies. But for the then-teenager, the
DEGANZ Launches Editor Accreditation
The Directors and Editors Guild of Aotearoa New Zealand (DEGANZ) is proud to announce the establishment of the Aotearoa New Zealand Screen Editors (ANZSE) Accreditation for the art of editing.
Film Tutor – Drama Directing & Scriptwriting
About South Seas Film School South Seas Film School has been shaping screen industry professionals for over three decades. Our graduates contribute across Aotearoa’s film, television, and digital content sectors,
Audio Post Assistant for Audio Post-Production House
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Screenrights Cultural Fund Opens for Applications
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From ‘Boy’ to behind the camera: Rickylee Russell-Waipuka’s journey from child star to producer
After making her film debut as Chardonnay in Kiwi blockbuster Boy, Rickylee Russell-Waipuka got used to getting bombarded with spontaneous moonwalks and requests for selfies. But for the then-teenager, the
DEGANZ Launches Editor Accreditation
The Directors and Editors Guild of Aotearoa New Zealand (DEGANZ) is proud to announce the establishment of the Aotearoa New Zealand Screen Editors (ANZSE) Accreditation for the art of editing.
Film Tutor – Drama Directing & Scriptwriting
About South Seas Film School South Seas Film School has been shaping screen industry professionals for over three decades. Our graduates contribute across Aotearoa’s film, television, and digital content sectors,
Audio Post Assistant for Audio Post-Production House
WE’RE HIRING Sadly…our wonderful Post-Producer is heading off on their next adventure overseas, and we’re looking for the next candidate to jump in their seat. Could this be you? Native
Screenrights Cultural Fund Opens for Applications
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The power and the glory: why funding isn’t the biggest problem
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Mārama – Taratoa Stappard and Sharlene George
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Māoriland names 2026 line-up
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Senior Video Producer
Te Whiwhinga mahi | The opportunity We have the opportunity for two exceptional Senior Video Producers (internally referred to as Video Producer) to join our Media Productions team. One on a fixed term and one on a permanent basis. Reporting
Across the ditch: Aussie funding agency Screen NSW names Kylie Munnich as exec director
Australian funding agency Screen NSW has appointed former Screen Queensland chief Kylie Munnich as executive director, starting on March 16. Kylie MunnichMunnich replaces the former head of Screen NSW Kyas Hepworth
The power and the glory: why funding isn’t the biggest problem
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Mārama – Taratoa Stappard and Sharlene George
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Māoriland names 2026 line-up
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Senior Video Producer
Te Whiwhinga mahi | The opportunity We have the opportunity for two exceptional Senior Video Producers (internally referred to as Video Producer) to join our Media Productions team. One on a fixed term and one on a permanent
Across the ditch: Aussie funding agency Screen NSW names Kylie Munnich as exec director
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Verticals: How a $175,000 Production Could Change Louisiana’s Film Industry Forever
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If Hollywood Wants an Ethical Future With AI, “We Need to Build a System for Ongoing Compensation,” Says Joseph Gordon-Levitt
As one of Hollywood’s earliest and most passionate supporters of technology-based community building, actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt has some choice words for those benefiting from a system that he says has
NZ On Screen – Tuesday Spotlight: Married (1992)
Directed by Gaylene Preston, this hour-long drama follows a young couple grappling with marriage and parenting. Made for Work of Art, a female-led New Zealand anthology series, Married marked Preston’s
NZ Box Office Report: 8 February 2026
New arrival Shelter topped the weekend chart, ending Sunday with $174,465 in earnings from 81 screens, for $192,078 including previews. At #2, Marty Supreme continued on 84 screens, taking $136,963
France Revamps Tax Rebate to Woo Big-Budget Hollywood Shoots, Expands Eligibility to Actors’ Salaries
Rivaled by London, Prague and Budapest when it comes to luring Hollywood shoots, France is getting ready to sharpen its competitive edge with a game-changing reform to its tax incentive
Verticals: How a $175,000 Production Could Change Louisiana’s Film Industry Forever
In 2011, Baton Rouge served as the production home for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Parts 1 & 2. With an estimated combined production budget of $240 million, those two
If Hollywood Wants an Ethical Future With AI, “We Need to Build a System for Ongoing Compensation,” Says Joseph Gordon-Levitt
As one of Hollywood’s earliest and most passionate supporters of technology-based community building, actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt has some choice words for those benefiting from a system that he says has
NZ On Screen – Tuesday Spotlight: Married (1992)
Directed by Gaylene Preston, this hour-long drama follows a young couple grappling with marriage and parenting. Made for Work of Art, a female-led New Zealand anthology series, Married marked Preston’s
NZ Box Office Report: 8 February 2026
New arrival Shelter topped the weekend chart, ending Sunday with $174,465 in earnings from 81 screens, for $192,078 including previews. At #2, Marty Supreme continued on 84 screens, taking $136,963
France Revamps Tax Rebate to Woo Big-Budget Hollywood Shoots, Expands Eligibility to Actors’ Salaries
Rivaled by London, Prague and Budapest when it comes to luring Hollywood shoots, France is getting ready to sharpen its competitive edge with a game-changing reform to its tax incentive
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