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This National Film Unit documentary provides a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the various stages of 40s film production at the relatively nascent unit, from shoot to post production. It was made to be screened continuously (thus the ‘loop’ title) at exhibition theatrettes. There’s genial interaction among the cast and crew, who include many key figures at the unit. Directed by pioneer woman director Kathleen O’Brien, the filming took place at the unit’s Darlington Road studios in Wellington, close to where Weta Workshop and Park Road Post now operate in Miramar.
Though less than three minutes long, Exhibition Loop offers a rare chance to witness many of the key players at the National Film Unit in action.
In the first scene, the man behind the camera asking for a retake is the late ...
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Television, 1995 (Trailer)
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