A collection of queer audiovisual material held in the Ngā Taonga archive, spanning from the early 20th century through to Homosexual Law Reform in 1986.

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

Berlinale European Film Market (EFM) and the New Zealand Film Commission invite submissions from emerging New Zealand producers for the EFM Toolbox Programme 2027.

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

NZ On Air has announced the funding decisions for Round Tahi 2026.

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 Whānau Mārama New Zealand International Film Festival is on again from 29 July - 9 September, across 11 towns and cities throughout Aotearoa.

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.

Join fellow screen practitioners for an evening of networking, drinks and four inspiring talks from leading professionals working across film, VFX, performance and immersive storytelling.

Registration is open! Connect with animation professionals from New Zealand and around the world through this online matchmaking programme, featuring expert speakers, roundtable discussions and speed networking.

NZ On Air is proud to announce the launch of a new initiative in partnership with Te Māngai Pāho and the New Zealand Film Commission to gather safe, accessible, accurate and respectful data about the screen workforce.

Applications are now open for the next round of Kahurangi Toi Ātea (KTA), a professional development programme designed to help emerging crew get started in the industry.

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