John Reid made his feature debut with an acclaimed version of hit Roger Hall stage play Middle Age Spread. He went on to direct three more features ranging from raw comedy to moody arthouse pieces — plus documentaries, TV dramas and commercials. Reid has also been head tutor at the New Zealand Film and Television School in Wellington, and written the definitive book on the history of Pacific Films.
New Zealanders have a thirst to see their own characters on screen. John Reid in an interview with The Sunday Times, 1 July 1979
2004, Director - Short Film
2004, Picture Research - Television
2004, Director - Short Film
2002 - 2003, Director - Television
1999, Director - Television
1999 - 2003, Director - Television
1998, Director - Television
1994, Director, Story - Film
1986 - 1987, Director - Television
1986, Director - Television
1985, Director, Writer - Film
1984, Director - Television
1983, Director, Producer - Television
1982, As: Jimmy - Television
1982, Director, Writer - Film
1980, Narrator - Television
1979, Director - Film
1979, Writer - Film
1978, As: Various roles - Television
1978, Crew - Television
1978, As: Various roles - Television
1977, Director, Narrator - Short Film
1977, As: William Mair (officer requesting surrender at Ōrākau) - Television
1978 - 1981, Director - Television
1974, As: Man who falls off stick (episode two) - Television
1973, Presenter - Short Film
1973, As: Husband - Television
1972, Second Sound Recordist - Television
1967, Game for Five Players actor (wearing cap) - Television
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