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Kathleen Mantel began directing television documentaries in the late 90s. Since then she has won awards in the United States for Kiwi-made docos on problem gambling (It's Not a Game), teenage pregnancy (KIDS) and the Exclusive Brethren (Leaving the Exclusive Brethren). In 2012 her doco The Green Chain won the NZ Television Award for Best Popular Documentary.
It's an honour to go into a person's house for an interview as a stranger, and leave with an intimate knowledge of someone, of something, or of an idea you didn't have before.
– Kathleen Mantel
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Dying for a Smoke |
Director |
2011 |
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Director |
2011 |
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Tamariki Ora: A New Beginning |
Director |
2010 |
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Raising the Moko |
Director |
2008 |
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Leaving the Exclusive Brethren |
Director |
2005 |
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Easy Money |
Director |
2004 |
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It’s Not a Game |
Director |
2004 |
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Crowded House |
Director |
2003 |
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KIDS – The Story of Teenage pregnancy |
Director |
2002 |
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Nocturne |
Editor |
2000 |
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The Independent Games Festival |
Editor |
2000 |
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Gametime |
Editor |
1998 - 2000 |
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Women Behind Bars |
Sound |
1998 |
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20/20 |
Sound |
1996 |
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Reporter |
1997 |
The titles listed here may not reflect this person's full screenography. These are only the titles that are included in or referenced by this site.
2012 New Zealand Television Awards
Best Popular Documentary : The Green Chain
2006 Worldfest - Houston International Independent Film Festival (United States)
Silver Remi: for Leaving the Exclusive Brethren
2006 US International Film and Video Festival
Certificate for Creative Excellence: for Leaving the Exclusive Brethren
2005 Worldfest - Houston International Independent Film Festival
Silver Remi: for It's Not a Game
2005 Chicago International Film Festival
Certificate of Merit: for It's Not a Game
2004 Worldfest - Houston International Independent Film Festival
Silver Remi: for Crowded House
2003 Worldfest - Houston International Independent Film Festival
Gold Remi: for KIDS - The Story of a Teenage Pregnancy
1998 TV Guide Television Awards
Nominated for Arts Reporter: for a Nightline story on Duncan Sarkies play Blue Vein
1997 TV Guide Television Awards
Best Sound: for a 20/20 story on an Australian horsewhisperer