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JulietteVeber

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Juliette Veber's feature-length documentary Trouble is My Business premiered to acclaim in the 2008 New Zealand International Film Festival. She had already established herself as a producer, working closely with director Harry Sinclair on movies The Price of Milk and Toy Love. Veber has gone on to create ambitious documentary series Conversations with Teen Mums.

Screenography

Conversations with Teen Mums
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Biography

Born in England, Juliette Veber moved to Auckland with her parents when she was five. After graduating with a Bachelor of Communications Studies from Auckland University of Technology, majoring in television, she entered the screen industry in 1995. 

“I love the idea of capturing an aspect of life that others may never have the opportunity to be a part of, and then giving audiences the opportunity to enter that world for 85 minutes.”

— interview with Juliette Veber on TBI website

Related images

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Gary Peach and a student from Aorere College, in a scene from Juliette Veber's 2008 documentary Trouble Is My Business.
Kindly supplied by Trouble Free Films Ltd
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Some of the Aorere College students who appear in Juliette Veber's 2008 documentary Trouble Is My Business.
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One of the Aorere College pupils who features in 2008 documentary Trouble Is My Business.
Kindly supplied by Trouble Free Films Ltd