International productions chasing an extra 5% rebate now have more reason to employ New Zealand crew.

The August slate brings together productions currently filming across Aotearoa.

Kirk Pflaum on camera craft, the people who keep him in film, and why your job shouldn’t define your worth.

The team behind the programme on training, mentoring and creating a stronger pipeline of New Zealand screen crew.

AI is changing film production. Arthur Machado discusses the opportunities, challenges and questions the industry is facing.

The more screen workers who stand behind the Guild, the more capacity we have to advocate, support, educate and build the tools our industry needs.

Long days are part of life in the screen industry, but meal breaks aren’t just about stopping to eat. They’re an important part of managing fatigue and keeping cast and crew working safely.

We caught up with Screen Guild Life Member Tony Forster just before he heads to Europe to film his second feature-length documentary. There’s plenty of wisdom in this conversation for anyone working in the screen industry.

The research reveals encouraging trends for local broadcasters and New Zealand’s screen sector.

Meet Finn, the home office Assistant Director who never lets his human work alone.

With approval now in place, Ayrburn Screen Hub is one step closer to reality. We spoke with Lauren Christie about the vision behind the project and what comes next.

Nominate an experienced member to represent Aotearoa’s screen workers. The strength of the Screen Guild depends on the people our members choose to help lead it.

The July slate features a mix of productions currently filming and upcoming projects progressing towards production.

A career in film isn’t just about the work. Belinda talks about the people, choices, and values that make it sustainable.

Felicity Hamill shares how access coordination can help productions remove barriers early, support cast and crew, and reach wider audiences.