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This documentary follows veteran film and TV actor and director Ian Mune as he works with graduates of the NZ Drama School to write and shoot a 15 minute film in just two days. Many of the actors (who include David Fane, Bronwyn Bradley and Lucy Schmidt) have little experience acting for the camera; and Mune passes on lessons learned in a distinguished career that started long before such tuition was available. Rush Hour, the resulting film — shot at Wellington Railway Station — is included in its entirety in this fascinating insight into a creative process.
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Television, 2001 (Full Length Episode)
David Fane went on to perform in the Naked Samoans
Television, 1976 (Full Length Episode)
Ian Mune in one of his early television roles
Short Film, 1948 (Full Length)
Documentary about 24 hours on the railways
Film, 2010 (Trailer and Excerpts)
Feature film about a film maker suffering for his art
Finalist - Most
Outstanding Website
The ONYAs 2010 & 2011
Best Entertainment Website
Finalist – Website design
Qantas Media Awards 2009
NZ ON SCREEN 2012
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