Roger Horrocks has been raising the quality of debate about New Zealand film and television for nigh on half a century. At Auckland University he campaigned for, then ran, the country’s first and biggest film studies course. Horrocks has written extensively about Kiwi culture, including writing the definitive book on Len Lye. He is also a filmmaker and was a founding board member of organisation NZ On Air.
One of the most exciting times for me was the cultural explosion of the 1960s and 70s, with the emergence of a new film industry. I saw the need not only for films, but for a rich film culture with festivals, funding bodies, and film education. Lots of start-ups, and we had to fight for all of them! Roger Horrocks
Interview, 2018
Interview, 2018
2019, Research - Film
2018, Research - Film
2017, Writer, Research - Film
2015, Writer, Research - Film
2013, Writer, Research - Film
2010, Subject - Television
2010, Subject - Television
2010, Subject - Television
2009, Subject - Film
2007, Research, Writer - Television
2007, Writer, Research - Television
2006, Writer, Research - Television
2005, Writer, Research - Television
2004, Writer, Research - Television
2001, Writer, Research - Television
2000, Development Assistance - Film
1995, Special thanks - Television
1992, Writer, Research - Television
1991, Writer, Research - Television
1990, Subject - Television
1987, Subject - Television
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