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Yoobee College Partnership with Screen Auckland

Screen Auckland and Yoobee Colleges partner for tomorrow

Screen Auckland and Yoobee Colleges have joined forces to support the sustainable growth of Auckland’s screen industry. A recently agreed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) will provide Yoobee Colleges film and television students with support, training and professional development, in turn...

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Big Sky Country comes to the Land of the Long White Cloud

Celebrated New Zealand filmmaker Jane Campion has brought the world of wealthy Montana ranchers to life in her new feature film, The Power of the Dog.   Set in 1925 in the US state of Montana – unofficially nicknamed, ‘Big Sky Country’ – The Power of the Dog was proudly based in Tāmaki Makaurau...

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A sustainable future for screen

At Screen Auckland, we’re working to identify ways the screen sector can help contribute to a more sustainable Aotearoa. The New Zealand Screen Sector Emissions Study, produced by Screen Auckland in partnership with Arup, seeks to understand the climate impacts of the sector so together, we can map...

Helping keep our screen sector safe

Helping keep our screen sector safe

Screen Health and Safety Specialist Frans Jonker outlines some of the ways the Screen Auckland team keeps our region’s screen sector safe on the job. Screen Auckland’s role Health and safety in New Zealand is regulated by the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015. When it comes to filming in Tamaki...

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A love letter to Tāmaki Makaurau

Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland is a star and character in the New Zealand spin-off of My Life is Murder.   The popular mystery of the week series, which stars Lucy Lawless as former homicide detective Alexa Crowe, showcases the vibrant urban oasis of Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland to audiences at home and...

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Showcasing a world of locations in one destination

In late 2020, Screen Auckland launched a film location gallery showcasing the diverse locations on offer in Tāmaki Makaurau – from gritty city streets to mystical forests, and magical landscapes to stately suburbia and much more. Fast forward to July 2021, and the location gallery has had a make...

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Screen Careers Perceptions Research Report

The Screen Careers Perceptions Research Report offers valuable insights for our growing screen industry, with views from people both inside and outside the sector.  The screen sector offers immense economic and employment opportunities for Auckland and New Zealand. Comprising film, television...

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Have your say on the Trading, Events and Filming Bylaw

Auckland Council is inviting public feedback on the proposed new Public Trading, Events and Filming Bylaw 2022. Every day across Auckland, a wide variety of trading activities, events and filming occur in public places controlled by Auckland Council. These activities increase the vibrancy and...

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That moment when things Click

Auckland’s thriving creative technology sector has a new place to hang at Click Creative Tech Studios Launched in December 2020, Click Studios is a creative co-working space that is home to creative tech entrepreneurs, artists, game developers, programmers, filmmakers and more. It is located...

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SIX60: From business support to box office

When filmmaker Julia Parnell began documenting the story of New Zealand’s biggest band, she didn’t anticipate the challenges of finishing the project in a pandemic. Fortunately, Auckland’s adaptable screen industry and business advisory support helped see the project through to completion.   Jul...

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