Katrina Hodge, Outrageous Fortune, costume designer, Westie, fashion, bogan-chic, leopard print, Cheryl, Loretta, Pascalle, New Zealand fashion, Karen Walker, Kate Sylvester, Xena, fashion faux pas, TV fashion, iconic style, Henderson Square, vintage clothing, Te Atatu Peninsula, New Zealand designers, fashion transformation.

Techos’ Guild, Qantas Film and Television Awards, Alun Bollinger, David Long, Stephen Gallagher, Tim Prebble, Ken Saville, Michael Hedges, Gethin Creagh, Grant Major, Steve Boyle, Jane O’Kane, Angela Mooar, David Paul, Marty Smith, David Cooke, Katrina Hodge, Thomas Burstyn, cinematography, sound, production design, make-up design, documentary.

NZTECHO, Guild members, Nicki Paull, Justin Westgate, David Madigan, board members, leadership changes, Auckland AGM, Brendon Durey, Sioux MacDonald, SPFX, Blue Book, industry participation, safety code, The Hobbit, immigration policy, pan-industry body, constructive leadership, collaborative nature, screen production, positive attitude, personal challenges, professional support, community spirit, holiday season.

Alun Bollinger, Techos' Guild, Outrageous Fortune, Actors’ Equity, SPADA, The Hobbit, production negotiations, public funding, residuals, NZ Film Commission, NZ On Air, writers, actors, income distribution, producer-friendly arrangements, Jen Butcher, David Madigan, National Exec, leadership changes, screen production workers, Christmas cheer, industry debates, NZ screen industry, guild members.

NZTECHO, relaunch, NZ Film Commission, Guild communications, member engagement, survey, content strategy, quarterly publication, email alerts, website content, networking, training, screen production, workplace welfare, craft groups, Margo White, Outrageous Fortune, Katrina Hodge, Benny Tatton, Justin Westgate, Guild activities, NZ screen industry, membership, profile.

risk management, Safety Officers, safety training, incident debrief, Health and Safety, industry safety, Techos’ Guild, Safety Code of Practice, SCOP, contingency planning, set safety, health and safety training, self-employed professionals, HoDs, producers, safety precautions, tech recce, safety recommendations, risk management practices, safety qualification, freelance crew.

Blue Book, weather hold, pencil booking, contingency days, crew, standby day, cancellation fees, crew availability, confirm or release, weather day, production, shoot, booking policy, cancellation, auto-confirmed, penalty fees, production manager, weather hold day, 100% cancellation, booking, weather contingency.

National Executive, Branch Committees, Guild, Auckland, Wellington, Queenstown, committee roles, policy, membership, local events, workshops, NZTecho, Safety subcommittees, Alun Bollinger, Annie Frear, David Madigan, Jennifer Butcher, Brendon Durey, Tony Forster, Zara Hayden, Steve King, Dot Kyle, Sioux Macdonald, Murray Milne, Paul Richards, Carey Johnson, Ken Saville, Jules Lovelock, Adrian Hebron, Josh Dunn, Brett Mills, George Wilson.

Kim Sinclair, Avatar, BAFTA, Oscar, virtual production, VFX, 3D film, pre-visualization, performance capture, Tintin, digital sets, virtual camera, art direction, stereoscopic filming, motion capture, performance capture, 3D technology, New Zealand film industry, virtual pipeline, pre-viz, traditional production, special effects, set design.

Dianne Ensor, Gabrielle Jones, The Makeup School, Auckland, makeup artists, screen production, film industry, training, makeup skills, call sheet, continuity, lace front wig, stunt wig, Power Rangers, Outrageous Fortune, special effects, makeup design, NZQA accreditation, Shortland Street, students, industry connections, makeup career.

David Madigan, immigration policy, work permits, Power Rangers, Techos' Guild, screen production, work permit objections, NZ government, international productions, Actors' Equity, policy review, Guild role, film industry, NZ DoPs, production companies, immigration guidelines, economic benefit, crew qualifications, TVC sector, NZ Film, work permit criteria, foreign workers.

Fritha Stalker, communications review, visual identity, membership cards, inter-craft understanding, NZFC review, WiFT Awards, immigration, industry safety, National Executive, film funding, Guild participation, infrastructure, career development, screen production, New Zealand Film Commission, technical awards, crew recognition, industry sustainability, creative collaboration, Kiwi screenwriters, membership engagement.

NZTECHO, Guild communications, Tony, New Zealand Film Commission, member engagement, magazine review, communication channels, craft groups, quarterly publication, email newsletter, email alerts, website, in-depth coverage, reader survey, content relevance, publication changes.

NZ Film Commission, Peter Jackson, David Court, producer-driven industry, writing talent, escalator scheme, bureaucracy, funding, collaboration, short films, script structure, filmmaking, creative freedom, Kiwi filmmakers, feature films, industry review, decision-making, filmmaking process, film development, Kiwi culture, artistic depth, film industry challenges.

Paul Richards, data responsibility, film production, data loss, Consumer Guarantees Act, equipment rental, Panavision policy, Rocket policy, data recovery, film negative insurance, image capture process, gate checks, digital image security, data transfer service, production protocols, hard drive backups, RAID drive, off-site storage, insurance contracts, responsibility handover, film crew roles, consequential losses, data redundancy, industry standards, modern filmmaking challenges, rental agreements.

NZFVTG, Guild name change, Screen Crew Association, Screen Crew Guild, NZ screen industry, Guild rebranding, member survey, industry inclusivity, Techos Guild, film industry identity, non-technical members, craft areas, Guild traditions, NZ screen professionals, SCANZ, Screen Workers Aotearoa, industry evolution, membership engagement, brand education, Guild representation, name change debate, crew inclusivity, Guild modernisation, industry feedback, rebranding challenges.