Paul Leach was the man behind the camera on many classic Kiwi films; author Duncan Petrie described him as New Zealand's "camera operator of choice". His CV spanned landmark titles Sleeping Dogs, Utu, Smash Palace, and breakthrough comedy Came a Hot Friday. He passed away on 10 April 2010.
He was clear and concise and a logical force at the centre of the production ... in many ways he was the unifying cameraperson, the director of pictures for New Zealand. Cinematographer Graeme Cowley, in Duncan Petrie's 2007 book Shot in New Zealand
2013, Camera Operator - Film
2004, Subject - Short Film
1988, Camera Operator - Film
1987, Subject - Television
1985, Camera Operator - Film
1984, Camera Operator - Film
1984, Subject - Television
1983, Camera Operator - Film
1983, Camera Operator - Film
1982, Camera Operator - Film
1982, Subject - Television
1981, Camera Operator - Film
1980, Subject - Television
1980, Camera Operator - Film
1979, Camera Operator - Film
1979, Camera Operator - Film
1977, Subject - Short Film
1977, Camera Operator - Film
1976, Producer - Television
1975-1977, Director - Television
1974, Camera - Television
1974, Camera - Television
1974, Camera - Television
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