Monty shares how curiosity, calm communication, and care for people guide his work on set.

Know what’s included, what’s extra, and who carries the risk when production uses your gear.

Screen Auckland’s new protocol takes effect 1 July, introducing updated impact categories, licences, drone requirements and filming fees.

Big Impact, Small Budget: Rose Archer on Greenlit and the Cannes Shortlist

Big Screen Symposium returns to Auckland on 3-4 July, bringing together bold ideas, leading voices and screen industry connections.

Proposed safety reforms may leave businesses unclear about falls below three metres, even when the consequences can be fatal.

Getting a movie made takes more than a great idea. It takes money, momentum, the right deals, the right paperwork, and the ability to keep moving when the process gets complicated.

Big mountains. Bold ideas. Unforgettable stories. This is a glimpse of what’s to come at the 2026 NZ Mountain Film & Book Festival - where adventure meets storytelling on the big screen.

As the BSA faces abolition, questions remain about accountability, misinformation, and the future of media regulation.

Both crew and businesses continue to express uncertainty about the longer-term pipeline, suggesting any increase in work is viewed as short-term improvement rather than evidence of a sustained recovery.

NZ On Air is partnering with Netflix to fund an NZQA-recognised screen workforce development programme.

In this Industry Insight, Kyle from Low Key Lighting talks about modern lighting and grip work, changing production demands, and what can get overlooked in planning.

The Reo Māori Content Co-Fund is now open, supporting high-quality scripted, development and non-fiction screen content.

Her name means “how cute” in Spanish. The photos speak for themselves 🐾

What keeps someone in the film industry for over 40 years? Amand shares his answer.