Amanda Robertshawe
Director
After beginning her career as a television journalist, Amanda Robertshawe has gone on to direct acclaimed documentaries on challenging issues like addiction (The Dark Side of the Moon), confronting death from cancer (My Name is Jane) and sexual responsibility (Is There Anybody Out There?). Her films reflect a fascination with the emotional consequences of life experiences.
It was well-judged, with deft camera work and delicate but pointed interrogation .... It will be one of the year’s most memorable programmes. Waikato Times writer Paul Thompson, on documentary My Name is Jane
The Dark Side of the Moon - An Addict's Story
2001, Director - Television
My Name is Jane
1999, Director - Television
Lynn of Tawa - In Search of the Great New Zealand Male
1994, Producer - Television
The Video Dispatch
1988 - 1990, Reporter - Television
Kaleidoscope
1983 - 1988, Reporter - Television
TV One News
1975 - 1982, Reporter - Television
Country Calendar
1983 - 1986, Reporter, Director - Television