Zoe McIntosh first won attention for a documentary on mail order brides, made while she studied film at Canterbury University. In 2010 LOST IN WONDERLAND, her hour-long doco about idiosyncratic barrister Rob…

After graduating from drama school Toi Whakaari in 1987, Robyn Malcolm worked extensively in theatre for the first 5 years, performing in over 30 plays. In 2003 she won an…

After graduating with a Masters from Elam School of Fine Arts, Tim Van Dammen showed at such prestigious galleries as Artspace and The Film Archive. His work A TENSION SPANNED opened…

Philippa Campbell is the producer of Jane Campion’s Emmy and Golden Globe award-winning series TOP OF THE LAKE. She has produced six feature films, including the acclaimed RAIN, which premiered in…

Gaylene Preston has been celebrated as one of New Zealand's leading filmmakers, having made some of the most enduring popular classics of New Zealand cinema. Gaylene is a storyteller whose…

Russell Brown is a busy and eclectic journalist, broadcaster and blogger. He is the host of TV3's Media3 show and the publisher of the respected group blog site Public Address.…

Tom Hern was recently recognised as a future leader of the industry in SCREEN INTERNATIONAL’s special Cannes 2015 edition, heralded as one of the world’s top emerging producers. Thirty-year-old Hern…

Graeme Mason has been CEO of the New Zealand Film Commission since May 2009. A native Australian, but based primarily in London, Graeme’s early career involved seven years with PolyGram…

Born and educated in the United Kingdom, Harriet Allan graduated with an MA Hons in English literature and language from the University of Edinburgh in 1985 and immigrated to New…

Christina Milligan is an Auckland-based producer, writer and script consultant. Her most recent production is the feature documentary THE PRICE OF PEACE, directed by Kim Webby, which is currently playing…