Chas Toogood
Chas Toogood has been part of New Zealand television since 1971, when he began as an NZBC reporter in Hamilton. Highlights of his career include award-winning documentaries No Mean Feat (about double amputee Mark Inglis and his attempt to climb Mt Cook), and Triumph of the Human Spirit (following Kiwis competing at the Atlanta Paralympic Games). Toogood has directed many current affairs and lifestyle shows.
Working with Chas Toogood on No Mean Feat … was just a pleasure from start to finish. Emmy Award-winning video editor Roger Yeaxlee
Chas Toogood: Documenting some of life's great moments...
Interview, 2015
Wild Coasts with Craig Potton
2011, Director - Television
50 Years of New Zealand Television: 1 - From One Channel to One Hundred
2010, Subject - Television
50 Years of New Zealand Television: 2 - The Whole World's Watching
2010, Subject - Television
50 Years of New Zealand Television: 4 - Winners and Losers
2010, Subject - Television
Marae DIY
2004 - ongoing, Director, Producer - Television
Sir Peter Blake - The Boy From Bayswater
2003, Producer, Director - Television
Sunday
2014, Producer - Television
No Mean Feat
2002, Director, Producer - Television
Pōkarekare Ana - A Māori Love Song
2002, Director - Television
Legends of the All Blacks
1999, Director - Television
Rangatira: Pita Sharples
1997, Director, Writer - Television
Triumph of the Human Spirit
1996, Producer, Director - Television
Once We're Warriors
1995, Producer, Director - Television
Eve - Gloria's Story
1994, Director, Producer - Television
One Network News - Paul Holmes Meets Margaret Thatcher
1993, Producer, Director - Television
Twelve Days Of Glory - The Forgotten Athletes
1993, Director, Producer - Television
Koha - Ramai Hayward
1989, Producer - Television
Holmes
1990 - 91, Field Producer - Television
Koha - 10 Years of Koha (Final)
1989, Producer - Television
Top Half - Rowan Atkinson
1983, Presenter - Television
Top Half
1980 - 83, Reporter - Television
NZBC Network News
1971 - 75, Reporter - Television