SeriesFest and Canva kick off free programme for emerging creators
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13/12/2023
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Netflix Enhances Transparency by Providing Detailed Viewing Data for January to June Period
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13/12/2023
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Canon C500: The First IMAX-Certified Camera?
Mark It
13/12/2023
An amazing video posted by James Neihouse who is an IMAX cinematographer and was personally involved in this great project, A Beautiful Planet, shows lenses swapped in zero gravity during the ISS (International Space Station) mission. The camera is Canon…
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Lea Tupu’anga / Mother Tongue Selected For Sundance Shorts
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13/12/2023
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2023 Black List Scripts Include Takes on the ‘Spider-Man’ Broadway Fiasco, Country Legend Patsy Cline
Mark It
12/12/2023
The recipients of the 2023 Black List have been announced and they include all manner of different stories. The Black List, first published in 2005, celebrates the best screenplays that have yet to be produced.
This year’s top script is…
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My precious: New Zealand recalls ‘big advertisement’ of Lord of the Rings, 20 years on
Mark It
12/12/2023
New Zealand was primarily known abroad for its sheep, its wine and its rugby team on the September day in 1998 that filmmaker Peter Jackson’s helicopter landed on a sprawling family farm about 150km south of Auckland.
The country’s film…
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Film Auckland Update: Sites of Significance
Keith Barclay
12/12/2023
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Screen Industry Workers Act 2022 – Time to update contracts with screen production workers
Mark It
11/12/2023
The Screen Industry Workers Act 2022 (Act) came into force at the end of last year, restoring certain employment-like protections to screen production workers, including the right to bargain collectively. While it may be some time before parties work through…
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The Newsreader leads AACTA nods
Keith Barclay
11/12/2023
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And the winner is …
Keith Barclay
11/12/2023
The TVNZ Awards, sorry, NZ TV Awards might be the last time for a few years that the industry feels like partying, reckons The Spinoff. Read more.…
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ASA gets cross with Universal
Keith Barclay
11/12/2023
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Shortland Street’s Chris Warner on the 2023 cliffhanger and his future
Mark It
11/12/2023
Dr Love has survived everything from car crashes to shootings to a flying fox. What’s coming in the 2023 Shortland Street cliffhanger? Michael Galvin on why Dr Chris Warner is in it for the long haul.
“Who’d have me?”
Michael…
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Two decades on from the Lord of the Rings, NZ forges a new screen identity
Mark It
09/12/2023
Dramatic scenery consisting of golden plains, towering mountains and enchanting valleys. More than 20 years after the first Lord of the Rings movie was released in 2001, New Zealand is still known as the home of Middle‑earth.
That intro’s taken straight…
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‘We’re legit filmmakers’: The story behind Viva La Dirt League’s epic new studio
Mark It
09/12/2023
In just 18 months, the Auckland-based YouTube channel has gone from working from home and out of cafes to a brand new multi-million dollar studio. Sam Brooks asks the trio how they pulled it off, and what they’re planning to…
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Peek Further Behind the Scenes of The Sphere’s 18K Big Sky Camera
Mark It
09/12/2023
As we covered when news of The Sphere’s first film was announced, Darren Aronofsky’s Postcards From Earth has proven to truly be one of the biggest marvels of modern cinematography. And not just because of its ambitious scope, but also—quite…
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SeriesFest and Canva kick off free programme for emerging creators
Keith Barclay
13/12/2023
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Netflix Enhances Transparency by Providing Detailed Viewing Data for January to June Period
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13/12/2023
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Canon C500: The First IMAX-Certified Camera?
Mark It
13/12/2023
An amazing video posted by James Neihouse who is an IMAX cinematographer and was personally involved in this great project, A Beautiful Planet, shows lenses swapped in zero gravity during the ISS (International Space Station) mission. The camera is Canon…
Read More »
Lea Tupu’anga / Mother Tongue Selected For Sundance Shorts
Mark It
13/12/2023
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2023 Black List Scripts Include Takes on the ‘Spider-Man’ Broadway Fiasco, Country Legend Patsy Cline
Mark It
12/12/2023
The recipients of the 2023 Black List have been announced and they include all manner of different stories. The Black List, first published in 2005, celebrates the best screenplays that have yet to be produced.
This year’s top script is…
Read More »
My precious: New Zealand recalls ‘big advertisement’ of Lord of the Rings, 20 years on
Mark It
12/12/2023
New Zealand was primarily known abroad for its sheep, its wine and its rugby team on the September day in 1998 that filmmaker Peter Jackson’s helicopter landed on a sprawling family farm about 150km south of Auckland.
The country’s film…
Read More »
Film Auckland Update: Sites of Significance
Keith Barclay
12/12/2023
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Screen Industry Workers Act 2022 – Time to update contracts with screen production workers
Mark It
11/12/2023
The Screen Industry Workers Act 2022 (Act) came into force at the end of last year, restoring certain employment-like protections to screen production workers, including the right to bargain collectively. While it may be some time before parties work through…
Read More »
The Newsreader leads AACTA nods
Keith Barclay
11/12/2023
You have to have a ShowNews membership to view this.
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Read More »
And the winner is …
Keith Barclay
11/12/2023
The TVNZ Awards, sorry, NZ TV Awards might be the last time for a few years that the industry feels like partying, reckons The Spinoff. Read more.…
Read More »
ASA gets cross with Universal
Keith Barclay
11/12/2023
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Shortland Street’s Chris Warner on the 2023 cliffhanger and his future
Mark It
11/12/2023
Dr Love has survived everything from car crashes to shootings to a flying fox. What’s coming in the 2023 Shortland Street cliffhanger? Michael Galvin on why Dr Chris Warner is in it for the long haul.
“Who’d have me?”
Michael…
Read More »
Two decades on from the Lord of the Rings, NZ forges a new screen identity
Mark It
09/12/2023
Dramatic scenery consisting of golden plains, towering mountains and enchanting valleys. More than 20 years after the first Lord of the Rings movie was released in 2001, New Zealand is still known as the home of Middle‑earth.
That intro’s taken straight…
Read More »
‘We’re legit filmmakers’: The story behind Viva La Dirt League’s epic new studio
Mark It
09/12/2023
In just 18 months, the Auckland-based YouTube channel has gone from working from home and out of cafes to a brand new multi-million dollar studio. Sam Brooks asks the trio how they pulled it off, and what they’re planning to…
Read More »
Peek Further Behind the Scenes of The Sphere’s 18K Big Sky Camera
Mark It
09/12/2023
As we covered when news of The Sphere’s first film was announced, Darren Aronofsky’s Postcards From Earth has proven to truly be one of the biggest marvels of modern cinematography. And not just because of its ambitious scope, but also—quite…
Read More »
