New Zealand Centenary of Cinema - Greg Page
1996 2m Short film
- Animation
- Arts/Culture
- Comedy
This was one of two short promos that screened in cinemas to celebrate 100 years of New Zealand film. A stop motion plasticine figure morphs from one classic Kiwi film moment to another. Director Greg Page starts with National Film Unit newsreels, before jumping to the renaissance of Kiwi film that began in the late 1970s. Included are Goodbye Pork Pie, An Angel at My Table and Braindead. The promos (John O'Shea directed the other) were funded by the NZ Film Commission with support from Kodak, the Film Unit and the Film Archive (now Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision).
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A model of pioneer filmmaker Ted Coubray in Greg Page's New Zealand Centenary of Cinema.
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A model of Billy T James in Came a Hot Friday, created for Greg Page's short film New Zealand Centenary of Cinema.
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A behind the scenes shot of Greg Page at work on short film New Zealand Centenary of Cinema.
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