Frank Chilton
Using the power of documentary film Frank Chilton made a difference to the lives of disabled children in New Zealand and around the world. The films he directed for the National Film Unit won many awards and he was honoured by the Queen with an OBE for services to the handicapped.
I saw a great deal of misery and hardship suffered by children in a dozen different countries and the documentary film is one of the best ways of spreading the medical knowledge to help them. Frank Chilton, cited in the column 'As I Was Saying' by Max Whatman. Christchurch Star, 26 January 1970, page 4.
To Help a Crippled Child
1972, Editor, Writer, Director - Short Film
A Baby on the Way
1971, Editor, Director, Writer - Short Film
Recovering from a Coronary
1970, Writer, Editor, Director - Short Film
A Deaf Child in the Family
1969, Director, Writer, Editor - Short Film
The Coronation of King Taufa'ahau Tupou IV of Tonga
1968, Camera - Short Film
Asthma and Your Child
1967, Writer, Editor, Director - Short Film
The Glacier Climbers
1964, Editor, Director, Writer, Camera - Short Film
Pictorial Parade No. 120 - Samoan Family
1961, Director, Writer, Editor - Short Film
Born in New Zealand
1958, Writer, Editor, Director, Camera - Short Film
The Treatment of Cerebral Palsy in New Zealand
1955, Writer, Editor, Director - Film
Royal Visit to the Kingdom of Tonga
1954, Camera, Director - Short Film
Pictorial Parade No. 8 - New Zealand Celebrates Coronation
1953, Director, Writer - Short Film
Tuberculosis and the Māori People of the Wairoa District
1952, Editor - Short Film