Max Quinn

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Max Quinn began dabbling in filmmaking as a teenager. Aged 17, he joined the NZBC as a trainee film cameraman. At 25 he was shooting landmark dramas like Hunter’s Gold. In 1980 Quinn moved into directing and producing. Since joining Dunedin’s Natural History Unit (now NHNZ) in 1987, his double-barreled talents have helped establish a reputation as one of the most experienced polar filmmakers on the globe.

Screenography

Screenography

	Titles	Role/s	Year
	Primeval New Zealand	Camera	2011
	Awesome Pawsome 2 - The Next Generation	Director Producer	2010
	Jewels of the World	Camera	2010
	Expedition Antarctica	Director Producer Camera	2009
	What Lies Beneath	Director Associate Producer	2007
	Ice Worlds	Director Producer Camera	2000
	Into the Teeth of the Blizzard	Producer Camera	1999
	A Wild Moose Chase	Director Producer Camera	1998
	The Lost Whales	Producer Director Camera	1997
	Realm of the Rhododendron	Director Producer Camera	1994
	Ozone - Cancer of the Sky	Director Producer Camera	1993
	Emperors of Antarctica	Camera Director	1992
	The Longest Night	Director Camera	1992
	Bidibidi	Director Producer	1990 - 1991
	Bidibidi - Episode One	Director Producer	1990
	Albatross Watch	Director	1987
	World at Your Feet	Director Producer	1987
	Fast Forward	Director Producer	1989 1989
	Moon Jumper	Director	1985 - 1986
	Viewfinder	Director	1986
	What Now?	Director	1981 - present
	Wildtrack	Director Producer	1988 1988
	After School	Director	1980 - 1989
	How's That	Director	1979 - 1980
	Ngaio Marsh Theatre - Died in the Wool	Camera	1978
	Ngaio Marsh Theatre - Vintage Murder	Camera	1978
	The MacKenzie Affair	Camera	1977
	Hunter's Gold	Camera	1976
	Hunter's Gold - Episode One	Camera	1976
	Richard Pearse	Camera	1975
	Play School	Director	1969 - 1990

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.