New Zealand Film Commission: Lights, Camera, Kōrero
New Zealand Film Commission: Lights, Camera, Kōrero
Podcast Description
We take you behind the scenes of one of the most exciting film industries in the world. Hosted by Journalist and Film Critic Kate Rodger, each episode features in-depth conversations, featuring exclusive insights into the challenges and triumphs of bringing stories to life in Aotearoa.*"Kōrero" translates to "discussion" in Te Reo Māori, which is the indigenous language of New Zealand.
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Centers on various facets of the New Zealand film industry, including funding processes, international marketing strategies, and local talent development, with episodes like 'Funding Made Easier' analyzing the role of the New Zealand Film Commission and 'The Global Film Industry' discussing collaborations with Hollywood.
This podcast series unpacks the world of film and filmmakers, in New Zealand and abroad, one kōrero at a time. (Kōrero translates to “discussion” in Te Reo Māori, which is the indigenous language of New Zealand.)
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NZFC CEO, Annie Murray, sits down with award-winning journalist Mike McRoberts to discuss the Commission’s global trade mission. From rekindling Kiwi ties to India to strengthening relationships in the UK and facilitating global success in Cannes, Annie shares just how crucial these strategic missions are to the success of the film sector in Aotearoa.
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