The government has released its work programme considering government support for the screen sector, including its response to the review of the New Zealand Film Commission (NZFC) by Sir Peter Jackson and David Court.
Major areas being considered include evaluations of the Large Budget Screen Production Grant and Screen Production Incentive Fund, screen training and professional development services, physical screen sector infrastructure, and New Zealand’s international film co-production agreements.
The Ministries for Culture and Heritage and Business, Innovation and Employment are working together on a joint project which considers these and other initiatives. The work programme will go through to June 2012 and will involve consultation with other agencies and the wider screen sector.
Read the Government response to the New Zealand Film Commission review as a PDF document.
Read the Terms of Reference for the Government screen sector work programme as a PDF document.
A consultation process for the work programme has now been developed, and is outlined in the joint letter from the Ministry for Culture and Heritage and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (formerly Ministry of Economic Development).
File download
402552-Government response to NZFC review 2011.pdf (122.15 KB)
Government response to the New Zealand Film Commission Review (pdf version)
402888-Government response New Zealand Film Commission review.doc (106 KB)
Government response to the New Zealand Film Commission Review (word version)
402887-Terms of Reference - government screen sector work programme.pdf (38.36 KB)
Terms of reference for the Government screen sector work programme (pdf version)
403113-Terms of reference Government screen sector work.doc (79 KB)
Terms of reference for the Government screen sector work programme (word version)
