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Producer Rachel Gardner studied at the London School of Economics, and worked as a journalist at the BBC. After returning to New Zealand in 2002 she moved into producing: her work on hit show The Lion Man would result in an invitation to head the drama team at Great Southern Film and Television. Gardner has worked with partner Angela Littlejohn on a run of short films, plus the features Apron Strings and Show of Hands.
...it’s all about the material. The script is the one thing you have the most control over as a producer, and which is most important in securing cast and finance.
– Rachel Gardner, in a July 2004 issue of SPADA News
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The Cult |
Producer |
2009 |
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Producer |
2008 |
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Producer |
2008 |
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Extraordinary Kiwis: Russia's Forgotten Children |
Producer |
2007 |
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Producer |
2007 |
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The Millen Baird Show |
Producer |
2007 |
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The Pretender |
Producer |
2005 - 2008 |
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Producer |
2005 |
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Associate Producer |
2004 |
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The Lion Man |
Producer |
2004 - 2008 |
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Rachel Gardner has worked in the media since 1991, and at the forefront of NZ television production for the past decade...