A New Zealander of Lebanese descent, Steve La Hood joined TVNZ in the early 70s. He went on to direct on everything from Close to Home and Shortland Street, to an acclaimed documentary on Bruno Lawrence. He also produced The Marching Girls (1987), one of the first dramas to highlight contemporary women characters on NZ television. La Hood now creates museum exhibitions at company Story Inc.
There’s something about the green of this place, the smell of it – I guess because I was born here. I can do all the things that give me creative fulfilment in this country and make a living at it. Steve La Hood in North and South
Interview, 2016
2000, Director - Television
1996, Executive Producer - Television
1995, Director - Television
1995, Actor - Television
1995, Director - Television
1994, Director, Producer - Television
1994, Producer, Narrator, Subject, Director - Television
1993, Director, Producer - Television
1992 - 96, Director - Television
1992 - 1994, Director - Television
1991, Director - Television
1989, Producer - Television
1989, Director, Supervising Editor, Writer - Television
1991, Director - Television
1987, Producer - Television
1987, Director - Television
1987, Director - Television
1987, Producer - Television
1984, Director - Television
1980, First Assistant Director - Television
1979 - 81, Director - Television
1977, Subject - Television
1977 - 1979,1982 - 1983, Director - Television
Log in
×