NEWS STORIES November 2006
NEW TO J&L
Just when we think it can’t get any better at the J&L offices, it has, with more of the country’s best actors joining our books.
Melanie Lynskey is without doubt one of New Zealand’s most successful exports. At the moment she has three projects in post production, including TV mini series Comanche Moon and feature films Itty Bitty Titty Committee and Big Stan. But most of exciting of all is Melanie’s project with Oscar winner Clint Eastwood, who is directing and producing her in Flags of our Fathers, opposite Ryan Phillippe. Melanie first came to attention in Peter Jackson’s stunning Heavenly Creatures and since then has carved out an extremely successful career in the US. She is about to shoot a 13 part US television series but is very interested in reading New Zealand scripts, please refer any queries to Imogen Johnson.
Matthew Sunderland is the actor of the moment, thanks to his stunning portrayal of killer David Gray in Out of the Blue, the number one box office hit based on the Aramoana tragedy. Matthew’s performance has deservedly been critically acclaimed nationwide and on the back of that success, he has been cast in the latest digital feature from the Headstrong team, A Song of Good. Matthew’s previous roles included a starring role in Gregory King’s Christmas and the short film Nature’s Way which was in competition in Cannes this year.
Tandi Wright is currently starring alongside Matthew in Out of the Blue. Tandi plays Julie Ann Bryson, who tragically lost her daughter, her partner and her partner’s child in the Aramoana massacre. Out of the Blue caps a big year for Tandi. She has also starred in Black Sheep and was the lead in ATC’s production of Twelfth Night. Tandi, who was chosen for an artistic residency at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London, trained at Toi Whakaari and has two Chapman Tripp awards to her name. As well as theatre and film, Tandi is a vastly experienced television actress. Mostly recently she has starred in the likes of The Lost Children, Doves of War, Maddigan’s Quest and Seven Periods with Mr Gormsby.
Pip Hall, daughter of arguably New Zealand’s most famous playwright Roger, has also joined J&L. Pip graduated from Otago University in 1994 with a BA in Drama. She has extensive experience as an actor, stage and production manager and writer for both stage and screen. Her work includes No Man's Land, Landmine, queen b, Red Fish Blue Fish, Skitz, Shortland Street, Telly Laughs, and WNTV.
IN OTHER NEWS
The 15th Annual Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards nominees have been announced, and J&L would like to congratulate Rachel Forman, who has been nominated for the Most Promising Female Newcomer of the Year, for Fool for Love. Fool for Love’s director Julie Noever is also nominated for Most Promising New Director of the Year. Congratulations also goes to Peter Daube, who is nominated for Outstanding Composer of Original Music for Stories Told To Me Girls, which starred his wife and fellow J&L client, Jo Smith, and was directed by J&L’s Stephen Bain.
Congratulations to Kate Elliott, winner of the Best Actress in a TV Drama category at the Qantas Television Awards. Kate’s series, The Insider’s Guide to Love, took out 6 awards in total, winning Best NZ Drama, Best Actor, Best Script (non-factual), Best Director (drama) and Best Camera (non-factual). Congratulations also to Robyn Malcolm and her series Outrageous Fortune, who were also nominated.
Congratulations again to Robyn Malcolm for winning Best Actress in the TV Guide Best on the Box People’s Choice Awards and to Tom Hern, winner of the Rising Star Award. Danielle Cormack and Kate Elliott were both nominees for Best Actress, and Nick Kemplen and Mark Ruka for Rising Star. Te Radar was also up for the Funniest Person on TV Award.
Outrageous Fortune has received funding of almost $10 million from New Zealand on Air for a third season. The body has committed $9,970,000 to a further 22 one-hour episodes.
While on funding, Amazing Extraordinary Friends has been granted nearly $2 million for a second series of the TV2 children’s drama. Greenstone Pictures will now be able to make another 13 half hour episodes.
Mia Blake is heading to India to support No 2 at the 37th Film Festival of India. Nearly 200 international and local films will be screened over the 22 day period November 23 – December 3. No 2 will also screen this month at Spain’s 44th Gijon International Film Festival, which follows recent screenings in Hawaii, Holland, Canada, Chicago and London.
Miranda’s Alphabet is a fun, successful and ground-breaking way of teaching your pre-school child the letters of the alphabet. Created by Miranda Harcourt & Stuart McKenzie, Miranda’s Alphabet is available as a book ($19.95) and as wall cards ($24.95). Visit www.mirandasalphabet.co.nz for more information or place your order by e-mailing stuart@mapfilms.co.nz. Miranda’s Alphabet comes highly recommended by best-selling children’s author Joy Cowley: “Here at last is an alphabet book that is truly educational. Miranda’s Alphabet provides grapho-phonic clues that will teach children their letters in an entertaining way. I unreservedly recommend this book to all parents and teachers of young children.”
Jennifer Ward-Lealand’s new CD, Falling in Love Again, is out now. Falling in Love Again is a recording of Jennifer’s touring cabaret show of the same name and features Grant Winterburn on piano and Aaron Coddel on bass. Jennifer, as stage and screen legend Marlene Dietrich, sings 23 wonderfully evocative songs including such timeless classics as My Blue Heaven, Makin’ Whoopee and Cole Porter’s Cream in my Coffee. For more information go to www.jenniferwardlealand.com.
Overseas, Luanne Gordon has just got top level London representation, while Leighton Cardno has secured representation in Australia.
J&L voice artist Dave Gibson and his band ElemenoP won Best Group at the New Zealand Music Awards last month.
Congratulations to Fraser Brown and his partner Sally who had baby Lola on October 9; and to Jarod Rawiri and partner Dolina, whose baby girl Huia Rose arrived on September 26.
Bruce Hopkins, can be heard every Sunday morning from 1am – 6am, as Les, on the Dawn Patrol – with Des and Les on Radio Live.
Andrew Robertt was short listed for the lead in an Australian series and Danielle Cormack flies over next week to Sydney for another.
TELEVISION PRODUCTION NEWS
Jeffrey Thomas has a role in Welsh soap opera Pobol Y Cwm, which shoots in Cardiff. An indication of its popularity lies with its longevity, Pobol Y Cwm has been on air for 30 years now and is BBC Wales’ longest running soap ever.
Te Radar will spend New Year’s Eve on a plane. He flies out that day for Mali to work on series four of TVNZ’s awarding winning series Intrepid Journeys, produced by Jam TV.
Miriama Smith is core cast in Karaoke High which is in production now for TVNZ. Karaoke High follows the journeys of six teenagers as they survive rigorous auditions to put in the hard slog to realise their dreams of making music, song and dance. Matthew Chamberlain has a guest role.
Leighton Cardno has just finished shooting a major guest role in Nine Network’s new television drama Sea Patrol, about the lives of crew members of the Royal Australian Navy Patrol Boat Service. Sea Patrol stars Ian Stenlake (Stingers), Lisa McCune (Blue Heelers) and Saskia Burmeister.
South Pacific Pictures’ awarding-winning comedy-drama Outrageous Fortune is on our screens on Tuesdays at 9:30pm on TV3. Robyn Malcolm and Grant Bowler are leads, while Kirk Torrance and Tammy Davis are principal cast. Nicole Whippy, Stephen Bain, Cameron Douglas, Toby Leach and Jacob Rajan feature in recurring guest roles. Kat Browne, Nick Kemplen, Glen Pickering, Jake Lindesay and Rudi Vodanovich have guest roles. The West’s are a one-family crime wave with a proud tradition in thievery, larceny and petty crime. Or at least they used to be. At the beginning of Series 1 of Outrageous Fortune, family matriarch Cheryl West decided enough is enough; the family must clean up their act and go straight. They tried. Sort of. well, most of them gave it a bit of a bash, but it's not easy to be a saint when you have the DNA of a sinner. Despite much opposition from her husband, Wolf; and the occasional temptation to veer from her chosen path, Cheryl led by example. Sure there were a few laws broken along the way in the name of the greater good and she did end up falling in love with a policeman, but even she is not perfect. Outrageous Fortune 2 picks up the story of the West family and their attempts to stay out of trouble – but one major thing has changed: Wolf is out; on home detention, to be precise. And he, for one, never bought into Cheryl's grand plan for his family. John Laing produces this latest series, with James Griffin as writer.
Dean O’Gorman is back in LA voicing several characters in Burberry Productions and Porchlight Entertainment’s new animation series Animalia. Based in the hugely successful picture book by Graeme Base, Animalia compromises of 26 x 30 min episodes.
TVNZ’s much anticipated 12-part drama Rude Awakenings is in post production and stars Danielle Cormack as the pivotal lead. Hera Dunleavy, Kaleb Mearns, Gene Hollins-Werry and Edwin Wright are major recurring guests, while Jesse Peters, Kim Michalis and Sophie Nathan are guests. Rude Awakenings is made by Michelle Fantl and Garth Maxwell for MF Films and is about two families thrust into urban conflict in Ponsonby. J&L’s voice client Peter Hobbs is composing the music.
Children’s drama Amazing Extraordinary Friends, from Greenstone Pictures (TV2 in production), has Robyn Maclean as core cast, Kaleb Mearns, Jim McLarty and Andrew Robertt as major recurring guests and Peter Daube, Genevieve McClean, Megan Nicol, Gareth Tiopira-Waaka and Rudi Vodanovich as episode guests.
Now in its fifteenth year, Shortland Street is still going strong, with around 40% of all viewers tuning in weekdays at 7pm, TV2. J&L’s Laurie Foell, Tim Foley, Tom Hern, Toni Potter and Emily Robins are core cast.
The next series of Cinco Cine’s award winning language learning series Korero Mai stars Jarod Rawiri. Mark Ruka, Peter Daube and Hera Dunleavy will be episode guests. The last series is currently screening on Maori Television weekdays at 10:30am, with J&L clients Gareth Tiopira-Waaka, Kirsty Hamilton and Jo Smith.
Now in its sixth season, McLeod’s Daughters screens Thursday nights at 8:30pm on TV2. Created by Posie Graeme-Evans (Stingers, The Alice), McLeod’s Daughters is filmed on a working property located one hour north of Adelaide, and stars Aaron Jeffery and Michelle Langstone.
Bruce Hopkins has wrapped shooting on Sony PlayStation 3’s Heavenly Sword. The game is being developed by Ninja Theory, in conjunction with Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, and the services of New Zealand’s own Weta Digital. Andy Serkis is directing the martial arts game, and also plays an evil king. Andy was the actor behind Gollum in The Lord of the Rings, as well as being the human face behind King Kong. PlayStation 3 consoles are estimated to be on sale in New Zealand early March next year, and as one of its leading games, Heavenly Sword is expected to be released soon after.
The Hothouse is a 7 x 1 hour primetime drama series for TV2 starring Kirsty Hamilton in a recurring major guest role. Contemporary and confrontational, the Gibson Group production deals with the complicated lives of five 20-somethings, who live together and are involved with the law in some way – a lawyer, three cops and a charming rogue who’s on the wrong side of the law.
Jake Lindesay features in the latest series of Power Rangers: Mystic Force which is currently broadcasting in the US. There is also a host of J&L talent providing voice talent Elizabeth McRae, Peter Daube, Adam Gardiner, Bruce Hopkins, Derek Judge, Charlie McDermott and Paolo Rotondo.
Wellington production house Cloud 9 wrapped The New Tomorrow, a sequel to the phenomenally successful children’s series The Tribe (which starred Tom Hern). Cameron Wakefield is core cast.
Scott Cotter and Dominic Ona-Ariki are going into their second half of the first season with TV One’s weekday Maori language learning programme, Whanau, developed and produced by Cinco Cine Film Productions.
The Gibson Group’s 6 x 1 hour documentary series for TV One, Here to Stay (formerly known as Settlers) is in post production and has Michael Hurst and Theresa Healey as presenters. Here to Stay journeys back into our colonial settler past through the eyes of six different migrant groups that came to set up a new life in Aotearoa.
Matu Ngaropo can be seen in Tu Te Puehu, which screens Thursdays at 5pm on Maori Television. Tu Te Puehu is a bilingual Maori lifestyle programme that profiles established and up-and-coming sporting figures in a wide range of codes. Matu features in the Mauri Ora segment, a short comic drama delivering youth-oriented health messages.
Fiona McDonald presents TV One’s Ten Years Younger in Ten Days, Fridays at 8:05pm, where she helps ordinary Kiwis look and feel better.
Kayte Ferguson is a panelist on popular bilingual show Ask Your Auntie. For no-nonsense tell-it-like-it-is advice from the agony ‘aunts’, check it out every Monday to Friday, at 6:30pm on Maori Television.
Working Dog, the genius’ behind the likes of Frontline, The Castle and The Dish, have cast Roy Billing as a guest ensemble member of Thank God You’re Here, a new concept based on celebrities dressing up in costumes and walking into an improvisation scene which they know nothing about. Roy fills different roles each time and the programme is already winning its slot across the Tasman.
Scotty Morrison presents Te Karere, Maori news, weekdays at 4:35pm on TV One. It is repeated the following morning at 6.10am.
FILM PRODUCTION NEWS
Melanie Lynskey stars in Clint Eastwood’s latest film, Flags of our Fathers, which is in theatres now. Also starring Ryan Phillippe, Jesse Bradford and Adam Beach, Flags of our Fathers tells the story of February, 1945, and one of the fiercest battles of the Pacific theatre of World War II on the tiny island of Iwo Jima.
Michelle Langstone has completed shooting an independent Australian feature film, The Last Winter, in Sydney. The Last Winter is set in 1987 and focus’ on the Newtown Jets rugby league club. Starring former rugby league player Matthew Johns in his debut on the big screen, the film may be released as soon as May, just prior to the start of the rugby league season. Jane Forrest (The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, Two Hands, and Little Fish) is the director.
Peter Burger’s first feature The Tattooist, starring Mia Blake and Jason Behr (The Grudge, Roswell), has just wrapped shooting. Aleni Tufuga and Michael Hurst are in a major support roles and Pip Hall in a support. The Tattooist casts Behr as a tattoo artist, who becomes fascinated by the Samoan tatau tradition, but his desire to learn the ancient skill brings him into conflict and danger with the island mysticism and a deadly spirit is released as a result.
Out of the Blue, about the Aramoana massacre, made its world premiere at one of the world’s most prestigious film festivals, Toronto. The second feature by Scarfies director Robert Sarkies, Out of the Blue is produced by Steven O’Meagher and Tim White (Elizabeth, Oscar and Lucinda, Two Hands, No 2). The New Zealand premiere was a week later, and on its opening weekend Out of the Blue was the number one film in the country. Matthew Sunderland and Tandi Wright have starring roles and Claire Waldron is in support.
Gareth Reeves has been confirmed as the lead in the latest offering from the Headstrong Digital Feature team, A Song of Good. The film is being produced by Robbers Dog (Mark Foster & Leanne Saunders) and Gregory King is the writer / director. Matthew Sunderland and Jarod Rawiri have been cast in major support roles.
30 Days of Night, starring Josh Harnett and Melissa George, is shooting in Auckland. It features J&L actors Kate Elliott, Megan Hole, Elizabeth McRae, Abbey-May Wakefield and Jay Saussey. This is the story of an isolated Alaskan town that is plunged into darkness for a month each year when the sun sinks below the horizon. As the last rays of light fade, the town is attacked by a bloodthirsty gang of vampires bent on an uninterrupted orgy of destruction. Only the small town's husband-and-wife Sheriff team stand between the survivors and certain destruction. The film is based on the comic book "30 Days of Night" and is directed by David Slade.
Roy Billing has finished shooting Unfinished Sky, the romantic thriller written and directed by Peter Duncan. Roy has been cast in every one of Peter’s features since his debut film, Children of the Revolution, in 1996.
Roy is now in Adelaide shooting the featurette Spike Up, a half hour character driven drama exploring themes of friendship, family, loyalty, sin and redemption centred around the lives of two policemen. Spike Up is written and directed by award winning young director Anthony Maras whose previous short film, Azadi, has been acclaimed at film festivals around the world. Roy is one of the leads along with Marcus Graham.
In December Roy shoots a short film directed by the Rabbit Proof Fence producer John Winter. Titled Mirror Mirror, it is a solo piece and Roy is playing dual characters of Joe and his cross-dressing alter ego, Jana – if they can find a frock to fit him!
Roy has also just completed voice work on the US stop animation film $9.99, directed by New Yorker Tatia Rosenthal.
Ben De Klerk has a lead role in the short film The Off Season, alongside Katie Wolfe. Produced by Camillo Spath and directed by Michael Lonsdale, The Off Season is a product of Automatic Films.
Rangi Ngamoki stars in Chameleon Films short, The King Boys. Written and directed by Chris Clark, and produced by his brother Fraser Clark, The King Boys is a tale of a young boy’s initiation into his father and uncle’s world of wrestling. Des Morgan is in support.
Written and directed by Jonathan King, Black Sheep tells the story of what happens when an experiment in genetic engineering on a vast New Zealand sheep station goes horribly, horribly wrong. Trust us when we tell you that this film will change your perception of the 40 million cute and fluffy sheep in New Zealand! Tammy Davis and Tandi Wright are in a lead roles, Mick Rose and Matthew Chamberlain are in support. It’s produced by Philippa Campbell of No 2 and Rain fame, and is due in New Zealand cinemas January 2007. Like Out of the Blue, Black Sheep had its world premiere in Toronto earlier this year.
Disney’s American children’s feature Bridge to Terabithia, which shot here in Auckland, is due for release in February 2007. Director Gabor Csupo brought us Rugrats and J&L is proud he used the talents of Latham Gaines, Cameron Wakefield, Devon Wood, Sophie Nathan and Amy Molloy.
Matthew Sunderland and Michael Hurst star in The Last Magic Show (formerly known as The Magician). Produced by The Best Fancy Magic Show Ever and Tamarillo Films, The Last Magic Show is written and directed by Andy Conlan and is in post production now.
Disney’s also the backer of Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior, which has Anna Hutchison in a major support role. Wendy Wu has just screened in the US, and drew 5.6 million viewers, which could be enough for a second Wendy Wu movie to be commissioned. Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior will screen on the Disney Channel in New Zealand in January 2007.
Glenn Standring’s stylish vampire movie Perfect Creatures will have a major studio release in North America in 2006. The film has sold out world-wide and will also be released in other territories this year. It stars Dougray Scott, Saffron Burrows and J&L premium voice artist Scott Wills. Kat Browne, Peter McCauley and Scotty Morrison feature in support roles.
Headstrong Productions is executive producing The Devil Dared Me To: The Randy Cambell Story in association with the New Zealand Film Commission. By the team behind Back of the Y, Matt Heath and Chris Stapp, Bonnie Soper plays a lead role, with Ria Vandervis in support. The Devil Dared Me To has wrapped shooting, and is due for release summer 2007.
Oscar nominee Taika Waititi is in post production with his first feature Eagle vs Shark. Cameo roles went to Rachel Forman, Adam Gardiner, Jason Whyte and Tammy Davis. Miramax has picked up the distribution deal, and will be released in February 2007.
THEATRE GIGS
Jennifer Ward-Lealand stars in Berlin at the Silo Theatre from November 9 – December 16. In a time marked by explosive political change, Berlin became the centre piece of European culture. In a world of the unknown, the people yearned for freedom, peace and truth. This truth was told in the intoxicating atmosphere of the cabaret hall – a haven of vice where sexuality, emotion, bohemianism and propaganda pushed modernism in its most vivid manifestation. Sex. Hypocrisy. Defiance. Escape. Silo Theatre explores the biting musical experience of Kurt Weill, Mischa Spoliansky and Frederick Hollander. From Mack the Knife to Surabaya Johnny, these rousing anthems expose the hypocrisy of politics and the art of the possible. Directed by John Verryt, Berlin also features table service and cabaret seating.
ATC’s Sweet Charity opens next week with Peter Daube and Matu Ngaropo. Sweet Charity follows Charity Hope Valentine - an eternal optimist, and the unluckiest romantic in New York City. She's a 'dance hall hostess' who always gives her heart, and her earnings, to the wrong man. After flings with the stud, the film-star and the sleaze-ball, things suddenly start to look rosy when she's stuck in an elevator with Oscar, a nerdy-but-nice neurotic. Based on the Fellini film Nights of Cabiria, Sweet Charity is a sassy and streetwise take on the things we do for love. This salute to 60's New York features the hit musical numbers 'Hey, Big Spender' and the funky 'Rhythm of Life'. In show 16 November - 16 December at SkyCity Theatre.
Geno Segers has the lead role of Mufusa in Disney’s award-winning musical The Lion King. It’s just completed a season at Shanghai's Grand Theatre and has relocated for a national tour of the US, starting in Denver.
Danielle Cormack stars in The Case of Katherine Mansfield, directed by Katie Wolfe. They have been asked to take the play to Wellington and there are also prospects for both a national and international tour.
Guys & Dolls, starring Keith Adams and Cameron Wakefield, will run at the Court Theatre in Christchurch from November 25 - February 10, 2007. Guys & Dolls opened on Broadway in 1950 to become one of the longest running and most popular musicals of all time. Set in sultry 1940s New York in a world of petty criminals, professional gamblers and the women who try to tame them, Guys & Dolls is the vibrant, no-holds-barred musical that is still winning audiences around the world.
IN DVD RELEASE
South Pacific Pictures film Sione’s Wedding, directed by Chris Graham and written by Oscar Kightley and James Griffin is now available to rent and own on DVD. Sione’s Wedding was much anticipated and broke box office records for a New Zealand film for both the opening weekend and opening week, taking $630,000 and $834,662 respectively. It features the following J&L actors; David Van Horn in a major support role and Sara Wiseman, Bella Kalolo, Rachel Wallis and Aleni Tufuga in support roles. J&L voice over artist Peter Hobbs was behind the music editing.
River Queen is also now available at your local video store. Directed by Vincent Ward, River Queen stars Samantha Morton, Kiefer Sutherland and Cliff Curtis. Mark Ruka features in a major support role and Adam Gardiner, Kayte Ferguson, Danielle Cormack and Mikaila Hutchison are in support. River Queen was one of only 17 out of more than 700 films to be selected to compete at the Shanghai International Film Festival in China in June.
The Insiders Guide to Happiness has been released on DVD. It features Fraser Brown in a core cast role, Dena Kennedy, Paolo Rotondo and Jason Whyte in recurring major guest roles and Narelle Ahrens, Matthew Chamberlain, Pip Hall and Luanne Gordon in guest roles. The Insiders Guide to Love (Serena Cotton, Kate Elliott and Gareth Reeves core cast) will be released later this year.
The Alice (Roxane Wilson core cast role) is about four people traveling to Alice Springs in central Australia on a date with destiny: a faded rock star (Erik Thomson), a young woman on tour with her mother (Jessica Napier), a young man escaping his family (Patrick Brammall) and a woman fantasising about killing her husband (Caitlin McDougall). Their paths will cross during a solar eclipse, creating an enchanting entanglement of romance, mysticism and supernatural power. The telemovie and 22-part series that followed it are separate DVD releases.
One of only two digital features selected as a finalist for Best Digital Feature at the 2005 NZ Screen Directors Guild Film Awards, 1nite is now out on DVD. Staring Bruce Hopkins, Genevieve McClean and David Van Horn, 1nite is directed by Amarbir Singh. Ask for it at your local DVD store.
Dane Giruad’s feature, Luella Millar, which Sara Wiseman is lead in, made the finals of Australia’s digiSPAA awards. The DVD is now available from your local store.
The World’s Fastest Indian is now the most successful local movie in New Zealand box office history, overhauling Once Were Warriors, and taking more than $6,700,000 in the process. The World’s Fastest Indian stars Anthony Hopkins and features Latham Gaines, Mick Rose and Mark Ruka in support roles. It opened across the Tasman at Easter and has taken more than $A3m.
Kat Browne and Russell Pickering feature in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, the New Zealand director Andrew Adamson’s adaptation of the famous C.S Lewis children’s book for Walt Disney Studios and Walden Media.
And speaking of “small” films we can’t, of course, forget King Kong which has also gone to DVD release. Matthew Chamberlain, Latham Gaines, Luanne Gordon, Jim McLarty, Jason Whyte and Edwin Wright have support roles in Peter Jackson’s epic, which stars Naomi Watts, Jack Black & Adrian Brody.
Series One of Outrageous Fortune is out now, starring Robyn Malcolm and Grant Bowler, featuring Kat Browne, Tammy Davis, Kirk Torrance and Nicole Whippy in recurring major guest roles and Adam Gardiner, Morgan Reese Fairhead, Briar Duggan, Jake Lindsay, Glen Pickering and Toni Potter as guests.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy features Bruce Hopkins and Robyn Malcolm.
The official Tama Tu and Two Cars, One Night DVD has been released. Tama Tu features Tammy Davis, Rob Mokaraka, Jarod Rawiri and Mark Ruka. Two Cars, One Night stars Rangi Ngamoki.
Geoff Murphy’s thriller feature Spooked is available on DVD and stars Cliff Curtis and Miriama Smith.
Brad McGann’s award-winning first feature In My Father’s Den has had successful theatrical releases in New Zealand and Australia. It stars Matthew MacFadyn, Emily Barclay, Miranda Otto, Colin Moy and features Matthew Chamberlain in a support role.
We are currently working on our latest Voice-over CD which we hope to release in the next couple of months.
If you’d like a copy of the Voice CD or suggestions for MP3’s for jobs sent via e-mail please contact the office and/or Imogen on 09 376 0882 or email us a brief and we will send back suggestions.
