Brit-born but long based in New Zealand, April Phillips has acted on television and film, and written a number of award-winning short films. She both wrote and starred in shorts Letter for Hope and Utu Pihikete, then stepped up to directing with 2016's REM. The horror tale won screenings and awards at a number of global film festivals. Phillips has a Masters in Scriptwriting from Victoria University's International Institute of Modern Letters. Her extensive CV of theatre work includes ensemble drama Motel. Her comic play STiFF has had seasons in Auckland, London and Melbourne.
It’s fun and fascinating to step back in time and feel what it was like to live in pioneering times that were physically arduous, often lonely, and at times frightening. April Phillips, on writing and starring in colonial-era short film Utu Pihikete
2013, Writer, Co-Producer, As: Jane - Short Film
2013, Writer, As: Beth Brown - Short Film
2012, As: Cynthia Greene - Film
2009, As: Mother at police station - Film
2002, As: Miss Petit - Television
1999, As: Rose Bergson - Television
1995 - 1996, As: Various characters - Television
1998, As: Various characters - Television
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