Colin McRae
In a career spanning four decades, director/producer Colin McRae has worked in news and current affairs, made documentaries and spent time as TV3’s Head of Sport. He conceived and produced award-winning series The New Zealand Wars. An association with Māori Television has seen him produce Native Affairs for six years, and play a leading role in its Anzac Day and election coverage.
I’ve enjoyed every day I’ve gone to work. Colin McRae
Colin McRae: Forty years of news, current affairs and documentaries...
Interview, 2015
Native Affairs - Series 11, Episode Three
2017, Associate Producer - Television
NZ Wars - The Stories of Ruapekapeka
2017, Producer - Web
Pacific Stories
2014, Producer - Television
Native Affairs
2007 - ongoing, Producer - Television
Artsville
2005, Producer, Director, Writer - Television
Assignment - The America's Cup
2003, Executive Producer - Television
Legends of the All Blacks
1999, Producer, Writer - Television
Legends of the All Blacks - The Legend Begins: The Battle with Britain
1999, Producer - Television
The New Zealand Wars 1 - The War that Britain Lost (First Episode)
1998, Producer - Television
The New Zealand Wars 2 - Kings and Empires (Episode Two)
1998, Producer - Television
The New Zealand Wars 3 - The Invasion of the Waikato (Episode Three)
1998, Producer - Television
The New Zealand Wars 4 - Taranaki Prophets (Episode Four)
1998, Producer - Television
The New Zealand Wars 5 - The East Coast Wars (Episode Five)
1998, Producer - Television
Cave Creek: The Full Story of a National Tragedy
1998, Writer, Research - Television
The New Zealand Wars
1998, Producer - Television
Rangatira: Pita Sharples
1997, Producer - Television
Assignment
2001-2003, Producer - Television
Frontline - Five Days in July
1994, Producer - Television
Frontline - Class Act
1994, Producer - Television
Frontline
1990 - 1994, Producer - Television
That's Fairly Interesting
1989, Field Director - Television
Eyewitness News
1988, Producer - Television
Top Half
1986 - 1987, Producer - Television