GraemeWilson
- Producer
- Executive
Graeme Wilson began working in New Zealand television in the 1960s. Later he was one of the very first members of TVNZ's Natural History Unit (now NHNZ). Wilson stayed on in state television through many changes, revamps and alterations — a number of which he was asked to introduce— before heading up an international broadcasting network Jupiter Television in Japan.
Screenography
Biography
Graeme Wilson began his television career in the mid 1960s. Early that decade he was reporting for Dunedin’s Evening Star while studying English and History part-time at university, when he decided to take some time off to travel overseas. On his return in 1965, Wilson joined fledgling Dunedin channel DNTV-2.
Awards
1979 Feltex Television Awards (New Zealand)
Best Documentary: Hidden Places: Ōkārito
“Over a period of years, you get a bit wary of restructuring — it’s not so much shuffling the deck chairs, as much as changing the cushion covers.”