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Though Pamela Meekings-Stewart's work as a producer and director ranges widely, she has often been drawn to documentaries involving women and the arts. Her ambitious, Feltex award-winning 1983 series Pioneer Women dramatises the lives of six women, from Princess Te Puea to Ettie Rout. These days, alongside filmmaking, she runs retreats from her farm in Pukerua Bay. Meekings-Stewart is sometimes credited as Pamela Jones.
Of all the years I worked in, with, for and on television, there was never a day I didn’t want to go to work!
– Pamela Meekings-Stewart
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The Write Stuff |
Executive Producer |
1997 |
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Producer |
1996 |
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Learning Curves |
Director |
1993 |
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Young, Gifted and Broke |
Producer |
1993 |
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Director |
1992 |
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A Damned Good Job |
Director |
1991 |
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Executive Producer |
1991 |
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Opening Doors |
Director |
1990 |
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Dear Mr Douglas |
Director |
1988 |
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Legacy |
Director |
1988 |
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Our Voice and Our Vision. Women's Liberation in New Zealand |
Producer |
1985 |
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The Ray Bradbury Theatre |
Producer |
1985 - 1992 |
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Producer |
1984 |
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Director |
1983 |
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Producer |
1983 |
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Producer |
1983 |
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Director |
1983 - 1986 |
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The Southlanders |
Producer |
1982 |
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Vietnam - The New Zealand Story |
Executive Producer |
1982 |
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Seven Days |
Director |
1977 |
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Challenge: Knocking on Heaven's Door |
Director |
1975 |
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