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.

The 2025 New Zealand Screen Awards have revealed this year’s outstanding finalists celebrating the very best in local storytelling across drama, documentary, comedy, and factual programming.

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

Back in the time of Covid, Aotearoa ‒ widely accepted as a global safe haven ‒ was savouring a boom in screen production, with workers describing a golden era and an abundant supply of jobs.

Day One is calling for nominations for their 2025 New Filmmaker Awards - recognising emerging talent aged 19–29 across Aotearoa.

WIFT NZ Awards 2026 celebrate women and gender diverse talent in screen - nominations open now!

Calling all Otago and Southland documentary makers!

Show Me Shorts celebrates 20 years with 83 films, nationwide screenings, and inspiring filmmaker industry events.

Join the celebration of Aotearoa’s top cinematographic talent this October in Auckland!

Celebrating 21 Years of Documentary Excellence - Early Bird Deadline: 30 September 2025

NZ On Air receives 166 applications; funding decisions due 24 November - potential projects may follow in 2026.

“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.

NZSA couldn’t help themselves…Pax Assadi is BACK! After absolutely smashing it last year, they knew they had to get him back for round two.

Hollywood’s legendary director James Cameron has become a New Zealand citizen.