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A New Zealander of Lebanese descent, Steve La Hood joined TVNZ as an assistant floor manager in the early 70s. He went on to direct and produce, with credits including Close to Home, The Marching Girls, Shark in the Park and Shortland Street; and well-reviewed 2001 documentary Numero Bruno, about actor Bruno Lawrence. He now creates museum exhibitions (eg. Te Papa's Golden Days and Rotorua's Tarawera Stories).
There’s something about the green of this place, the smell of it – I guess because I was born here. I can do all the things that give me creative fulfilment in this country and make a living at it.
– Steve La Hood in North and South
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Director |
2000 |
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Executive Producer |
1996 |
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Director |
1995 |
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Director |
1995 |
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Director |
1994 |
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Actor |
1994 |
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Director |
1993 |
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Director |
1992 - 1994 |
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Director |
1992 - ongoing |
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Shark in the Park |
Director |
1989 - 1992 |
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Director |
1987 |
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Director |
1987 |
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Producer |
1987 |
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Director |
1984 |
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Director |
1975 - 1983 |
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