Welcome to this exciting episode, I am privileged to talk with Mike Jonathan, a seasoned professional with an incredible career spanning nearly three decades as a cameraman, director of photography, and director in both television and film. Known for his outstanding work on documentaries and short films, Mike has released his debut feature film, Ka Whawhai Tonu - Struggle without End.
Read MoreHere’s the next exciting episode talking with Haydn Butler first time feature director but long time story teller.
Haydn Butler is a New Zealand filmmaker whose career reflects a blend of grassroots storytelling and inventive dark comedy. Hailing from Kawerau, Butler studied film at Waikato University, where he met long-time collaborator Lanny Joe. His early short film Fresh, which delved into the culture of "dossing" among young Antipodeans in London, earned both Best Film and Audience awards at the UpOverDownUnder Antipodean Festival . After years working in television across Auckland, London, and Sydney—including roles in reality TV and editing projects like Suddenly Royal—Butler returned to New Zealand to pursue his passion for filmmaking.
Read MoreSam is one of those people that can just get things done. He’s a great contributor to many Waikato indie films and a valued team member in those productions. I hope you enjoy listening to Sams conversation with me.
Read MoreI'm thrilled to introduce you to the charismatic and witty Te Radar, our special guest today. Te Radar, a renowned New Zealand comedian, television presenter, and documentary maker, has captivated audiences around the world with his unique blend of humor, curiosity, and storytelling prowess. With a penchant for exploring the quirky and offbeat, Te Radar takes us on a delightful journey into the intriguing, the unexpected, and the downright fascinating aspects of life. In this episode, we're in for a treat as Te Radar shares his incredible adventures, unravels hidden gems, and imparts wisdom gained from his years of travel and exploration.
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