Māori Screen Industry Updates Covid Level 3 and Level 2

Me ua e te ua. “Let the rain fall. What will be will be.”

Just as we must let the rain fall, let the Covid restrictions be what they will be. It is challenging to readjust to the current level 3 Covid restrictions in place. You may feel anxious, or frustrated as our way of life is altered and restrictions that cannot be helped are put in place so we can all play our part to eliminate Covid. Below are some helpful links for wellbeing and Covid Information from Māori providers.

- Information about current Covid restrictions Level 3 and Level 2 with Hāpai te Hauora can be found here.

- Te Ao with Moana interview and information about Covid Immunisation can be found via Te Ao Facebook page here.

- Turuki Health have Orokoroa (Māori Meditation) in the mornings during Level 3 via their facebook page here.

Screensafe Updated Guidelines

Latest Screensafe guidelines according to Level 3 Auckland and Level 2 NZ wide tool kit and guidelines, including resources for your shoot are available now.

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Films, Funding & Festivals

Exclusive Screening of Cousins hosted by Ngā Aho Whakaari and WIFT

An exclusive Screening of Cousins hosted by Ngā Aho Whakaari and WIFT will be announced shortly once confirmation from Ministry of Health guidelines and restrictions are confirmed.

Te Māngai Pāho presents $55m Journalism fund hui

25th February, Ngā Aho Whakaari will facilitate a hui with Te Māngai Pāho and Māori in Screen regarding the newly established $55m Journalism fund. The hui will be a presentation by Larry Parr, then Q&A followed by refreshements. Due to Covid Restrictions numbers will be limited to 100 attendees. Registration essential.

Registration now!

Te Puna Kairangi: Planning Wānanga

Mark Feb 26, 27 & 28 in your māramataka! Ngā Aho Whakaari will be facilitating Te Māngai Pāho and the Reo Producers Planning Wānanga. Limited spaces will be available due to covid restrictions.

NZOA Funding dates extended

Due to COVID-19 Alert Levels increase throughout New Zealand and in response to the industry,NZ Film Commission, NZ On Air and Te Māngai Pāho have collectively decided to extend the Premium Productions for International Audiences Fund (Te Puna Kairangi Premium Fund) Deadline to Monday 22nd February 2021 – 1pm.

Māorilands Film Festival

Māorilands Film Festival - Ōtaki is nearly here! To keep up to date with the festival and check for any alterations due to covid, their website can be found HERE.

Fully Funded - Professional Respect Training Workshops – 2021. Tauranga – Friday 12th March & Auckland – Saturday 20th March

The ScreenSafe/SWAG Screen Industry Professional Respect Training Project – is back up and running for 2021. The ScreenSafe/SWAG Professional Respect Training Project was developed to support WORKSAFE's health & safety guidelines around harassment. The course will address predominately sexual harassment and also includes bullying, harassment, definitions, disclosures, and respectful behaviours in the workplace. Be a part of this screen sector culture change and help make the sector a safe environment for everyone. **Numbers for each workshop are limited to 24, so book your space now.

To secure your seat, please email workshops@screenguild.co.nz

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