This month in our Screening Room are three of the best recent New Zealand music videos selected by David Ridler, Head of Music at NZ On Air.
Nominees announced for 2018 awards
Participants announced for Aotearoa Short Film Lab 2018
Submissions for 2018 now open
2017 Award Winners Announced
2017 Award Nominees announced
Auckland Opening Night 2017: Tickets now on sale
2017 deadline extended
Kiwis in Korea
Calling interns
Participants announced for Aotearoa Short Film Lab 2017
Submissions for 2017 now open
People’s Choice Award winner announced
Show Me Shorts on tour
General News
Articles
Join us for a night of French short films in Auckland on 19 June. Celebrate the cinema of France with a diverse selection including animation, drama, trains and swimming pools.
Join us for a night of Argentine short films in Auckland on 15 May. Celebrate the cinema of Argentina with a fun collection full of life – comedy, drama, animation, nuns, irresistible desserts and beautiful ideas.
Join us for a night of Russian short films in Auckland on 17 April. Celebrate the cinema of Russia – the world’s largest country.
We are looking for two interns to join the team and help make our 2018 festival wonderful.
Since Moonlight famously nabbed Best Picture at last year’s Oscars it has been a lavish year for LGBT cinema. There are no signs of quality queer short and feature films stopping any time soon. We’re celebrating that with this month’s Screening Room post sharing three films from the LGBT community.
We are pleased to announce the names of eight screenwriters who have been selected from 72 applicants, to participate in the 2018 Aotearoa Short Film Lab.
Submissions are now open for the 13th edition of Aotearoa New Zealand’s leading international short film festival.
Congratulations to the team behind The World in Your Window, who are the winners of our WatchMe People’s Choice Award.
Congratulations! The winners of the 12th annual Show Me Shorts Film Festival have just been released at our magnificent Opening Night and Awards Ceremony. The calibre of our 55 short film was outstanding, and we have 8 overall winners.
