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The New Zealand Film Commission values feedback from our stakeholders.  This document outlines the policy as it applies to all external stakeholders working with the NZFC, and also covers employees, secondees, interns, independent consultants...

Stage One applications for Kōpere Hou - Fresh Shorts close at 1pm.

The deadline for Whakawhanake Te Ao Niko | Interactive Development Fund is 1pm

Nominations for the Te Aupounamu Māori Excellence Award are due at 1pm.

Applications for Te Rautaki Māori Feature Film Initiative are due at 9am.

Nominations for Te Aupounamu The Māori Screen Excellence Award close at 5pm.

We invest in just about every stage of filmmaking. However, your project may also be eligible for funds from other organisations or be better suited to other mediums such as online or television. There are a number of other organisations that ...

Find out what we fund and how to apply and what we have funded in the past.

Our video-on-demand service which lets you watch great New Zealand films online. NZ Film On Demand NZ Film On Demand is the Film Commission's video-on-demand service which enables you to watch great New Zealand films online. Films range from recent...

You can filter our resouces by type, fund, or funding programme. 

We certify productions as New Zealand films for tax purposes.  You will require this certification if you are seeking an accelerated deduction under section EJ6 of the Income Tax Act 2007. A film will be certified as a New Zealand film...

There are many excellent film festivals and markets around the world and throughout the year.  You will find information about some key festivals and markets in the resources below.

Kua oti te mahere whakatinana me ngā kōkiri whāinga pūtea e whai ake nei kia āhei ai Te Tumu Whakata Taonga, me te hapori tārei kiriata Māori ki te whakatutuki i ngā whāinga o Te Rautaki Māori 2018-21.  Ngā mahi mō nāianei (Kohitātea-Pipiri...

In 2017, The New Zealand Film Production Fund Trust - known as the Film Fund - was repurposed as Te Puna Ataata, the New Zealand Film Heritage Trust. The Trust is an industry-focused entity filmmakers can appoint to be the...

The Film Commission works closely with a number of key New Zealand Government ministries. Ministry for Culture and Heritage (MCH) The Film Commission is a crown entity funded through MCH and administers the New Zealand section of the New...

The deadline for Hunga Taunaki ā Rorohiko - Online Mentorship Programme is 1pm.

The deadline for nominations for the 2020 Gender Scholarship is 1pm

The deadline for Boost and Boost Up Funding is 1pm.

Early Development and Whakawhanake Kiriata: Māori Film Development Fund are due at 1pm

Early Development and Whakawhanake Kiriata: Māori Film Development Fund are due at 1pm

Early Development and Whakawhanake Kiriata: Māori Film Development Fund applications are due at 1pm

The deadline for He Ara funding is 1pm.

The deadline to apply for Producer International Travel to Cannes 2020 is 9am.

Growing the New Zealand film industry  We support a diverse range of New Zealand and international stories to be told here, and seen everywhere. We promote our talented individuals and our industry’s reputation for creativity, innovation and...

New Zealand is home to some of the world's most sophisticated  productions. We're here to help you explore how our country can benefit your project and our specialist enquiries team help with  locations, production services contacts and...

Applications to the Board for production financing are due at 1pm.

Applications to Catalyst He Kauahi are due at 1pm.

Applications to the Board for production financing are due at 1pm.

Applications to the Board for production financing are due at 1pm.

Applications to the Board for production financing are due at 1pm.

Applications to the Board for production financing are due at 1pm.

The September Board Meeting will be held 22 & 23 September 2020.