Ko te manu e kai ana i te miro nōnā te ngahere,
ko te manu e kai ana i te mātauranga nōnā te ao.
‘The forest belongs to the bird who feasts on the miro berry,
the world belongs to the bird who feasts on education’.
Our kaupapa is to inspire rangatahi to look beyond the glamour of filmmaking to the hidden engine room that controls the story and magic of a film – Editorial.
If you’d like to know more, come along to a workshop where you can find out what’s involved, hear from and talk with Māori who have made a career in film editing. Have a go with a scene from an award winning Māori drama on the latest editing software and find out just how much influence and responsibility an editor has on a film.
Tikanga Māori will be in place, some tutors are te reo speakers, and te reo is welcomed in the workshop but not required.
Ngā Kaiwhakahaere: Hineani Melbourne (NAW) & Tui Ruwhiu (DEGNZ)
Ngā Kaiako:
TE RUREHE PAKI (Editor Merata: how Mum Decolonised the Screen, Vapnierka, Making Good Men, The Gravediggers of Kapu)
ANNIE COLLINS (Editor Coming Home in the Dark, premiere Sundance 2021)
Support Tutors: Lea McLean & Onehou Strickland
Workshop Details
When: Saturday 29 May 2021, 9:30am – 4:30pm with capacity for a chat, or a little extra time for finishing a task until 5:30pm if required.
Where: South Seas Film School Campus – Yoobee Colleges, Unit 6/75 Ellice Road, Wairau Valley, Auckland 0629
If you need help with transport to the North Shore, please let us know when you register.
For Ages: 17 – 30 years old
Price: Free of charge. Includes lunch & refreshments.
Registration Form
Registrations Close: Monday 24 May, 4PM
Spaces limited to 14. We will email you to confirm your place.
This workshop is instigated and run by Ngā Aho Whakaari (Maori in Screen) and the Directors & Editors Guild of New Zealand (Ngā Kaiwherawhera Kiriata)
Supported by the New Zealand Film Commission
