John Bates is an award-winning documentary director whose natural modesty belies his talent. His documentaries range across iconic New Zealand themes and events, including the 1951 waterfront dispute, the 1975 Māori Land March, the arts — and the history of local television itself.
Documentaries that search for (and stay loyal to) the truth are essential in a world that gives credence to 'alternative facts'. John Bates
Interview, 2011
2014, Story Editor - Television
2010, Director, Producer - Television
2010, Director, Producer - Television
2010, Director, Producer - Television
2010, Director, Producer - Television
2010, Director, Producer - Television
2010, Director, Producer - Television
2010, Director, Producer - Television
2010, Producer - Television
2009, Co-Director, Producer - Television
2006, Co-Director, Producer - Television
2005, Director, Producer - Television
2004, Co-Director, Producer - Television
2003, Consulting Director - Television
2001, Director, Producer - Television
2000, Post-Production Director - Television
1998, Director - Television
1998, Director - Television
1998, Director - Television
1996, Director, Producer - Television
1993, Director, Producer - Television
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