Hosted by Spada NZ · EN-US · 28 episodes
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Join industry practitioners as they discuss the role of the screen Producer, along with topics and issues from the broader screen sector in Aotearoa / New Zealand. Hosted by Screen Producers New Zealand - Spada.
Spada NZ hosts Spada Podcast, a arts show with 28 episodes published.
Paul Wiegard, Co-Founder and CEO of Madman Entertainment, in conversation with Dr David Court, as he reflects on 30 years of Australia and New Zealand’s most progressive indie film distributor. Discover the story behind
Co-Productions are key to ambitious storytelling. As funding tightens and audiences expand, producers are looking offshore for scale and opportunity. This discussion explores what's changing, and how NZ-supported partner
The 2025 NZ On Air John O'Shea Memorial Address: In Coversation with Stephen Stehlin, was the opening session of the 30th Spada Conference. A producer with four decades experience in the Aotearoa New Zealand screen indus
Producers face unique pressures. This session explores strategies that support producers' mental health on and off set, with insights from data, case studies, and real world experiences. Panel: Kelly Lucas (ScreenSafe),
Award-winning New Zealand author J.P. (Josh) Pomare (Ngā Puhi) takes the stage with Paula Browning (We Create) to share insights into IP ownership, screen adaptation rights, and building on an international profile as a
Join Steve Crombie, CEO and Founder of Totem Global, and TVNZ’s Chief News and Content Officer, Nadia Tolich, for an engaging conversation on the strategies and steps needed to adapt, innovate, and thrive in a digital-fi
Frances Valintine (CNZM, academyEX) last set the tone for Spada in 2016, exploring disruption, AI, and the future of screen. Nearly a decade on, the world she forecast has arrived at speed. In this keynote Frances revisi
The path to profit, growth, and career longevity lies through audiences. Our panel discusses how understanding your audience can unlock elusive private investment. Panel: Paul Wiegard (Madman Entertainment), Jas McSweene
A new generation of producers share how they craft bold, authentic stories for the fast-moving world of social media – connecting rangatahi with local content that resonates. Panel: Jessica Todd (Cable Maiden Prod.), Per
"LIGHTS, ACTION, IMPACT" - A presentation and discussion of the high-level takeouts from recently completed research into the economic and cultural value of the screen production sector in New Zealand. This Mahi Tahi ini
This webinar provides insights from screen production Access Coordinators and those working with them, along with details of how to factor this emerging role in your future projects in Aotearoa. Panelists are Access Coor
Spada and Greenlit webinar about Greenlit's sustainability initiative for the screen industry. Topics include practical strategies for integrating sustainability into your projects, inspiring success stories from those w
Irene Gardiner, president of the Spada Executive, launched Spada's 'Love Local / Arohaina tō Hapori' campaign at the 2023 Spada Conference. Learn more about the Love Local / Arohaina tō Hapori campaign HERE Learn more ab
Join the NZFC’s CEO Annie Murray as she sets out some of the challenges and opportunities for the agency in the coming months alongside Pou Whakahaere o te Rautaki Māori Te O Kahurangi Waaka . Recorded live at the 2023 S
Join New Zealand screen funding agencies’ CEOs – Annie Murray (NZ Film Commission), Larry Parr (Te Māngai Pāho) and Cameron Harland (NZ On Air) – as they share their joint vision and ideas for a more collaborative approa
The NZ Screen Production Rebate plays a significant role in the complex landscape of film and TV financing. In this session Ian Murray (113 Partners) sits down with Sharon Menzies (Hinterland) and Richard Fletcher (Liber
Through the lens of some of our longest running companies and productions we explore the true value of longevity in our sector. From career pathways, to developing storytelling and building businesses, to providing our a
An opportunity to hear direct from the platforms – what they’re looking for, how their commissioning strategies have evolved, and which trends are impacting their commissioning priorities. Speakers: Vicki Keogh and Julie
Over the past decade the TV and film business has been defined by the disruption of content distribution — the next decade will be defined by the disruption of content creation. What are the opportunities and what are th
A check in on how NZ On Air's new screen investment strategy is tracking five months post implementation, a look ahead to the coming year, and addressing your most pressing questions. NZ On Air presenters are Cameron Har
Grant Baker
NZ Businessman and Entrepreneur · Gastonia Chrysler Dodge Ram Jeep
1 appearance on this show
Ian Murray
MP and Minister of State at the Department of Culture, Media and Sport and the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology · SpotOn Productions
1 appearance on this show
Kelly Martin
Wisconsin Certified Peer Specialist · Seminole County Sheriff's Office
1 appearance on this show
Paul Muller
Managing Director · Institute of Project Management
1 appearance on this show
Richard Fletcher
lead researcher · Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
1 appearance on this show
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