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Lynton Diggle spent almost 25 years working as a cameraman and director for Government picture-makers the National Film Unit. Diggle's rich career has seen him shooting in Antarctica, in the waters of Lake Taupo, and with Lawrence of Arabia director David Lean.
I always regarded documentary filmmaking as a very privileged occupation. Working in the Arctic and Antarctica, plus around the Pacific basin and New Zealand, and actually being paid to do so was a fantastic life.
– Lynton Diggle
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Irresistible Forces |
Camera |
1989 |
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2nd Unit |
1987 |
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Beyond the Roaring Forties |
Camera |
1986 |
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Flying Light (in a Sky of Our Own) |
Camera |
1983 |
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The Big Ice |
Director |
1983 |
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Waigani Express |
Director |
1982 |
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Painting in an Empty Land |
Camera |
1981 |
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Additional Camera |
1980 |
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Lost and Found - the Story of Cook's Anchor |
Camera |
1979 |
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Camera |
1977 |
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Camera |
1975 |
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President Coolidge |
Director |
1975 |
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Camera |
1974 |
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One of Those People Who Live in the World |
Camera |
1974 |
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Camera |
1974 |
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Roads to Resources |
Camera |
1973 |
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Camera |
1972 |
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Big Spring Sail |
Camera |
1971 |
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The One Ton Cup |
Director |
1971 |
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Director |
1970 |
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The Dairy Industry |
Camera |
1970 |
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Your Most Humble and Obedient Servant: James Cook |
Camera |
1970 |
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Art Surgeon |
Camera |
1969 |
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Through the Fire |
Director |
1969 |
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Spindrift |
Camera |
1968 |
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The Accessible Arctic |
Camera |
1967 |
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This Auckland |
Camera |
1967 |
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Director |
1964 |
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The Twin Lakes: Manapouri and Te Anau |
Camera |
1963 |
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Watch Out In The Water! |
Camera |
1963 |
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Camera |
1959 |
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.