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Shorts Newsletter - 12 October 2021

The latest on COVID-19 relief funding for productions, calls for nominations for the 2022 WIFT Awards and new ScreenSafe location guides.
October 2021 Newsletter

Learn about our latest funding decisions, what's been happening in the Music sector, and upcoming funding opportunities.
September 2021 Funding Decisions

The latest Scripted, Factual, Music, IDF, Platforms and Public Interest Journalism decisions from our September 2021 funding round.
Exploring the many faces of Aotearoa – new informative Factual content gets green light

The many different faces of Aotearoa are represented in a host of new Factual content to be commissioned from the latest NZ On Air funding round.
NZ On Air invests over $13 million in new content to engage tamariki

Aotearoa’s youngest viewers are in for a treat with $13.3m worth of new content to stimulate and entertain across a range of digital platforms, games and tv
Drama reflecting different perspectives on Aotearoa – latest NZ On Air funding

New drama and comedy commissions from the latest NZ On Air funding round will see a wide variety of communities and their stories reflected on screens.
110 journalist roles funded to provide Public Interest Journalism across the motu

Public Interest Journalism has received an $18m boost with the announcement of funding for an additional 110 journalists* across Aotearoa
Shorts Newsletter - 23 September 2021

Round 2 of Ara ki Te Puna Kairangi - The Premium Development Fund opens today
Shorts Newsletter - 14 September 2021

Te Puna Kairangi - Premium Productions Fund interim production funding round opens today
Shorts Newsletter - 9 September 2021

December round information, 2022 - 2023 deadlines, and an update from ScreenSafe
Where Are The Audiences? 2021
The latest results from the series survey Where Are The Audiences? reveal audience behaviour in 2021, and how this compares to the 2020 survey.
The generational divide widens in latest NZ On Air audience survey

Young NZers are continuing to lead a march away from traditional media, Netflix is still growing at pace, but TV is still the media NZers spend the most time...
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