British-born Tony Hiles began working in the Kiwi screen industry in the mid 1960s. He went on to direct a run of live television, a documentary about director Peter Jackson, and an ambitious, decade-long series of films following artist Michael Smither. In 1996 he won an NZ Film Best Director award for his only feature, Jack Brown Genius. Hiles died on 6 February 2021.
Shoot straight and don’t take no for an answer unless it’s the answer you want. Tony Hiles
Interview, 2009
2021, Subject - Television
2016, Camera - Film
2007, Director, Producer, Editor - Television
1996, Director, Writer, Narrator - Television
1995, Director, Writer - Film
1989, Director, Interviewer - Television
1988, Consultant Producer, Additional Script - Film
1988, Director, Producer - Short Film
1987, Director, Producer - Short Film
1984, Director - Television
1981, Director, Producer - Television
1979, Producer - Television
1979, Producer - Television
1979, Producer - Television
1978, Producer - Television
1978, Producer, Writer - Television
1978, Producer, Writer - Television
1977, Producer - Television
1975, Producer, Writer - Television
1967 - 1974, Producer - Television
1972 - 1979, Director, Producer - Television
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