Creating insights about the screen workforce

Te Pae Matarau - a new initiative to gather data about the screen workforce.

NZ On Air is proud to announce the launch of a new initiative in partnership with Te Māngai Pāho and the New Zealand Film Commission to gather safe, accessible, accurate and respectful data about the screen workforce.

Te Pae Matarau – The Everyone Project Aotearoa is a survey tool that monitors the make-up of the New Zealand screen sector workforce. Its objective is to provide insightful data for and about those who participate in the sector to inform future policy, research and funding decisions.

With this tool we are aiming to address a significant knowledge gap – there is currently no consistent collection of screen workforce data across roles and productions. And data is a powerful tool for advocacy, strategy and decision-making.

The agencies, working with an experienced provider who has already rolled out a version of this project in Australia, have taken great care to ensure privacy is paramount. We’ll also be publishing (de-identified) workforce insights – so that you the people who have answered the survey – can see meaningful information about the workforce you are part of.

Te Pae can be understood as a gathering, group or collective of people. Matarau refers to something that is multi-faceted or many-sided. In this context, it reflects the diversity of people, roles, skills, experiences and data across the media sector. Together, Te Pae Matarau speaks to the collective view of many people who make up the sector – a way of seeing and understanding everyone more clearly.

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Production companies will be required to register their project with Te Pae Matarau as a result of funding from any of the three participating agencies. In the future, screen sector workers who are not currently attached to a project will be able to create their own logins and complete individual surveys, but for now this feature is not currently available. Cast and crew will be invited to complete the survey when they are attached to a project that has registered with Te Pae Matarau.

To find out more please go to our website .

By participating in Te Pae Matarau – The Everyone Project Aotearoa you are contributing to important, ongoing data that will ultimately be used to benefit the sector.

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