Hon Nicola Willis will announce new rebate policy settings that could significantly impact international screen production in NZ.

Connect With Fellow Crew - Meetings Open to Members and Non-Members!

The Screen Guild fully supports the Screen Industry Workers Act and the pursuit of collective contracts for fair minimum working conditions.

Spearheaded by one of our valued members Nigel Burton, this is a new space to honour, support, and reconnect with the people who have made our industry what it is - especially when they most need to hear from their Film Family.

Several productions are underway across Aotearoa this spring, including both new titles and returning series. Here’s a brief overview of what’s currently filming around the country.

Call times matter: sudden changes are common but they should never compromise your rest, safety, or fairness.

A new collaboration between Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC) and Auckland’s two biggest studios - Auckland Film Studios (AFS) and Kumeū Film Studios (KFS) - is set to boost New Zealand’s screen production ecosystem.

Aotearoa’s screen crews can evolve faster than the tech - and why that’s our superpower.

“Spartacus: House of Ashur” has an official premiere date.

The beloved Kiwi classic is heading to the big screen, with filming set in rural New Zealand.

New Zealand film and television production company Firefly Films today announced a new company name, Velvet Moss.

The Screen Industry’s Ultimate Discount Program is getting a bold new identity!

Fast-tracked $200M hub promises jobs, infrastructure, and a new era for Central Otago film.

Per diem threshold for the screen sector has now been lifted to $100 per day, a long-awaited update!

Sky acquires TV Three, Newshub, and digital platforms from Warner Bros. Discovery for just $1 in a landmark deal reshaping New Zealand’s media landscape.