Television
The Hobbit: meaa culpa … No, says Whipp
Yesterday, a Media, Entertainment and Artists Alliance newsletter was sent out to NZ members about The Hobbit. It went out…
New Zealand Weekend Box Office to 24 October, 2010
The Insatiable Moon drops a screen but increases its take. The follow up to last year's most profitable movie –…
Red Riding Trilogy: SBS fascinates filmmakers in killer week
As crime genre takes over our TV drama, and filmmakers wrestle with fact-based fiction, Michael Winterbottom's production company has taken…
The Hobbit: SPADA response to MEAA newsletter
Yesterday the Media Entertainment & Arts Alliance (MEAA) issued a newsletter to its members, attempting to explain and justify the…
The Hobbit: will keep its hairy feet on NZ soil
The Prime Minister wasted no time at all at the Wednesday evening press conference, the first words out of his…
TIFF: China and Taiwan face off in Japan
The Tokyo International Film Festival found itself in the middle of a long-running spat between China and Taiwan. As a…
SPAA Conference: Spotlight on feature film
As part of this years Conference program, the Screen Producers Association of Australia (SPAA) will present a Feature Film Strand…
Winners announced: Film makers helping spread the word, not the virus
Red spot, itchy dot, swollen glands, feeling hot. Cut-away, backdrop, story plot, hit or flop. For the past two months,…
Warners: media release 22 October
This is the full text of the statement issued by Warners on Friday 22 October, NZ time.
CTU: Statement on The Hobbit and Warners
Helen Kelly, CTU President, said today that the industrial issues concerning the film industry were resolved at a meeting with…