A fearless, funny and deeply personal stand-up comedy special about womanhood, bodies and the stories we carry inside them.

Multiple productions are currently active, with a mix of new projects and returning favourites. Below is a snapshot of what’s on set.

Doc Edge continues to keep things moving across both festival and industry spaces, with a mix of screenings, global recognition, and upcoming opportunities for documentary makers.

Travel within the 20km Travel Zone is generally considered normal commuting. However, there are specific situations where travel may still be billable.

Filming across Canterbury meant more than locations, it required smart logistics, local crews, and creative problem solving.

Indiana Bones and her on-set adventures, featured in Pets on Set

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Better Public Media welcomes the findings of the Education and Workforce Committee’s final report.

Screen CanterburyNZ is offering two scholarships to support Canterbury screen practitioners to attend the Big Screen Symposium in Auckland.

The Screen Accelerator Project aims to help bring productions into New Zealand, create opportunities and build international connections.

The New Zealand Film Commission (NZFC) is delighted to see Sir Peter Jackson honoured with the Palme d’Or d’Honneur.

The Better Public Media Trust is deeply concerned that TVNZ’s 1News may have adjusted its news coverage to appease pressure from Government ministers.

MSG is proud to launch FutureFrames:NZ 2026, a nationwide AI short film competition designed to bring filmmakers together to explore one of the biggest technological shifts currently facing our industry.

Reframe Collective is running Market Ready: The Audience & Packaging Lab in Wellington this April

Agreement supports creative exports and unlocks new routes to international finance and markets.

Screen NZ International is seeking industry feedback on the current state of New Zealand’s international screen sector.