New Zealand
Asia: governments signing large cheques for local film industries
As the New Zealand industry appears to face standstill funding at best in next month's Budget, the content industries in…
Incentives: they work well elsewhere, too
Ahead of this week's Association of Film Commissioners International (AFCI) junket, sorry, Locations Expo, ScreenHub takes a quick nosey at…
New Zealand Weekly Box Office to 7 April, 2010
Boy continues to moonwalk over all opposition. Coming from behind after the weekend, it saw off newcomer Clash of the…
Film Archive: wants to know what you think
The Film Archive continues its process of engagement, seeking responses on how user-friendly its online catalogue is, ahead of building…
Magma: still short, but bigger and better
The Magma Short Film Festival returns to Rotorua later this month, sporting 50 films selected from the 150 entries as…
UK: Digital Britain sacrificed for real votes
The grand plans underpinning Digital Britain came unstuck when faced with the realities of trying to win an election. The…
Larry Parr: the nature of subsidy
Larry Parr, Te Mangai Paho's Television Manager, has released a discussion paper on 'the nature of subsidy'. Prepared for discussion…
TV3: getting up later in the mornings
The sun set on ASB Business and Sunrise this morning – a less than lovely birthday present for ASB Business…
Sh*t F*ck B*st*rd W*nk: how to offend the average Kiwi
The Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) report What Not to Swear examines what words are found offensive by whom on TV…
New Zealand Weekly Box Office to 31 March, 2010
As easy as 1-2-3, Boy told all the others to beat it, grossing with $866,121 at the box office, and…