Arthur Everard
Arthur Everard spent almost two decades making films for the National Film Unit, including directing award-winning rugby short Score and joining the team behind Commonwealth Games doco Games ’74. In 1984, Everard became New Zealand’s Chief Film Censor, a position he held for six years.
A large section of society has become far more open in the way it discusses things - not just sex and violence, but lots of things. Therefore as society changes, their attitudes to what is allowable in movies changes. Arthur Everard on censorship, 1987
The Naughty Bits - Free Speech and Sensitive Information
2014, Subject - Television
The Naughty Bits - The 'S' Word
2014, Subject - Television
The Naughty Bits - Violence, Drugs and the 'F' Word
2014, Subject - Television
Cinema of Unease - A Personal Journey by Sam Neill
1995, Post-Production Manager - Film
To Live in the City - 24 Years On
1991, Director - original - Television
Ski New Zealand
1983, Director - Short Film
Māori
1981, Director - Short Film
Score
1980, Director - Short Film
Gottfried Lindauer in New Zealand
1976, Editor, Director, Writer - Short Film
A Dolphin's Story
1974, Writer, Editor, Director - Short Film
Games 74
1974, Director - Film
The State Visit to New Zealand of Their Imperial Majesties the Shahanshah Aryamehr and the Shahbanou of Iran 1974
1974, Director, Writer, Editor - Short Film
Four Shapes for Four Spaces
1972, Director, Editor, Writer - Short Film
Roseworld '71
1972, Director - Short Film
Margan's Musical Move
1971, Editor, Writer, Director - Short Film
Another Time
1970, Director, Writer, Editor - Short Film
C'mon to New Zealand
1969, Director, Commentary Writer, Editor - Short Film
To Live in the City
1968, Director, Writer, Editor - Short Film
Pictorial Parade No. 183 - A Hundred Years From Gold
1966, Director - Short Film
Pictorial Parade No. 184 - New Zealand's Day with 'LBJ'
1966, Editor - Short Film