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Past Funding Decisions

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Looking at how we have funded films on their journey to production helps you to see how films get funded and the various ways we support filmmakers. 

More recent, more detail

Our records date back to 1988/89 and reflect information published in our Annual Reports. Our Annual Reports were not as detailed in earlier years so more recent years have more comprehensive information. New decisions are uploaded throughout the year.

Accurate data

We have tried to ensure that these records are accurate.  If any records have incorrect information, please let us know and we will correct it as soon as possible. We recommend reading the Guide to Funding Decisions before using the data.

 

 

Year Title/Project Alias Funding Key People Type Amount
2016/17 Script to Screen Script to Screen Professional development $200,000
2006/07 Escapade Pictures - DDF Philippa Campbell Devolved development $200,000
2017/18 Script to Screen - Strategic Training Fund Script to Screen Industry support $200,000
2007/08 Te Paepae Ataata Te Paepae Ataata Devolved development $200,000
2008/09 Eyeworks Touchdown Film - DDF Julie Christie, Robin Scholes Devolved development $200,000
2005/06 T.H.E. Film - DDF Trevor Haysom, Stuart Hoar Devolved development $200,000
2001/02 Mataku II Tamsin Carter, Rhonda Kite, Michael Bennett, Peter Burger Short film production investment $200,000
2009/10 Two Little Boys Vicky Pope, Timothy White, Robert Sarkies, Duncan Sarkies Feature film production investment $200,000
2006/07 Southern Light Films - DDF Timothy White Devolved development $200,000
2008/09 Desert Road - DDF Steven O'Meagher Devolved development $200,000
2010/11 Te Paepae Ataata Te Paepae Ataata Devolved development $200,000
2005/06 Lenny Minute: The Thief of Europa Tim Sanders, Glenn Standring Script development $200,000
2020/21 New Zealand Film Festival Trust - COVID Capability Funding New Zealand Film Festival Trust Industry support $200,000
1996/97 Memory & Desire Owen Hughes, Niki Caro Feature film production investment $200,000
2008/09 Te Paepae Ataata Te Paepae Ataata Devolved development $200,000
2010/11 Te Paepae Ataata Te Paepae Ataata Devolved development $200,000
2011/12 Te Paepae Ataata Te Paepae Ataata Devolved development $200,000
2004/05 The Vintner's Luck Robin Laing, Pascal Judelewicz, Niki Caro, Joan Scheckel, Ludi Boeken, Laurie Parker Feature film production investment $197,800
2019/20 The Moon is Upside Down Going, Going. aka Hawk Mountain Ainsley Gardiner, Loren Taylor, Georgina Allison Conder Feature film production investment $197,300
2016/17 Kim Dotcom: Caught in the Web Alexander Behse; Annie Goldson Feature film production investment $192,340

*Asterisk indicates amount has been fully repaid (in the case of development loans) or fully recouped (in the case of production investment).