Murray Reece
Murray Reece has been the director at a number of key turning points in New Zealand's television history: from the debut of our first drama series (Pukemanu), to the first telemovie (The God Boy), to the episode of Country Calendar where Fred Dagg first showed us around the farm.
After The God Boy debuted on TV One, plaudits flowed in newspaper review columns, and Wellington’s Evening Post devoted a front-page headline to the achievement of its local production team. Trisha Dunleavy, in her 2005 book Ourselves in Primetime: A History of New Zealand Television Drama
Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy
1996, Animation Layouts - Short Film
Pathways - Pilot Episode
1994, Director - Short Film
The Last Tattoo
1994, Director - Second Unit Director - Film
Homeward Bound
1992, Director - Television
The Great White Man-Eating Shark
1991, Animator - Short Film
Shark in the Park
1989 - 1991, Director - Television
Gloss
1987 - 1990, Director - Television
Loose Enz - Coming and Going
1982, Director - Television
Loose Enz - Graham's Mum and the Goulden Tour
1982, Original Story, Director - Television
Loose Enz - The Pumice Land
1982, Director - Television
The Deep End
1980, Director - Television
The Deep End - The Captain's Play
1980, Director - Television
The Deep End - The Wrestler
1980, Producer, Director - Television
Moynihan
1976 - 1977, Director - Television
The God Boy
1976, Director, Producer - Television
Close to Home
1975 - 1983, Director - Television
The Longest Winter - Early Days (Episode One)
1974, Second Unit Director - Television
Country Calendar - Fred Dagg
1974, Director - Television
Pukemanu
1971 - 1972, Producer, Director - Television
Pukemanu - Pukemanu Welcomes You (first episode)
1971, Director, Producer - Television
Tank Busters
1970, As: Murray - Television
Country Calendar
1966 - ongoing, Director, Producer, Camera - Television