A producer with a love for crew, storytelling, and Wellington’s screen community, Ashleigh Roworth shares what keeps her inspired.

Meet George, Panavision’s favourite four-legged crew member. From Magliner naps to camera prep, he’s won every heart on set.

You may not feel hot. You may not feel thirsty. But cold days, long calls, layers and physical work can still dry you out.

Te Puna is carving out a new role in West Auckland’s screen sector, supporting projects from early development through to launch.

Production continues at a consistent pace heading into June, with current shoots underway and several upcoming projects moving through prep

A snapshot of the Wellington screen landscape, with productions underway, crew moving between projects, and more activity on the horizon.

A look at Auckland’s winter production landscape, from completed major projects to upcoming shoots and continued commercial activity.

Fabian Wagner ASC, BSC shares the mission behind First Steps Cinematography and leads a conversation on building more diverse screen crews.

Submissions open tomorrow for the 2026 New Zealand Screen Awards, recognising outstanding screen work from across Aotearoa.

Monty shares how curiosity, calm communication, and care for people guide his work on set.

Know what’s included, what’s extra, and who carries the risk when production uses your gear.

Screen Auckland’s new protocol takes effect 1 July, introducing updated impact categories, licences, drone requirements and filming fees.

Big Impact, Small Budget: Rose Archer on Greenlit and the Cannes Shortlist

Big Screen Symposium returns to Auckland on 3-4 July, bringing together bold ideas, leading voices and screen industry connections.

Proposed safety reforms may leave businesses unclear about falls below three metres, even when the consequences can be fatal.