Neil Pardington

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Neil Pardington began making experimental films while studying fine arts at Elam. Since then, a long collaboration with Stuart McKenzie has seen the pair both co-directing (1991 award-winner The Mouth and the Truth), and swapping director and producer roles. In 1994, Pardington’s short The Dig — the tale of an elderly couple excavating below their house — was invited into a special season of Kiwi shorts at Cannes.

Screenography

Screenography

	Titles	Role/s	Year
	For Good	Producer	2003
	Losing Sleep	Director	2000
	Chinese Whispers	Director Writer Producer	1996
	Snap	Co-Director Producer	1994
	The Dig	Director Writer Producer	1994
	Wake	Actor	1994
	The Mouth and the Truth	Director Writer Producer	1991
	Flight Crowds	Camera	1985
	Passage - Time Out of Mind	Director	1984

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