Peter Hutt
The familiar voice of radio announcer Peter Hutt was also heard on the soundtracks of many National Film Unit productions. From 1946, when Weekly Review put a few minutes each week of New Zealand scenes and people on cinema screens, until 1972, when television was presenting hours daily of the country and its people, Hutt also developed his talent for directing, writing and editing films. Image credit: Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections, ID 34-232 (detail). Photographer Clifton Firth
Peter's conversation is witty and biting, testing folk by shocking 'em. Newsview article on Peter Hutt, February 1950, page 93
Rotorua Lookabout
1969, Writer, Director - Short Film
Bred to Win
1968, Director, Writer - Short Film
Too Late to be Sorry
1966, Director, Writer, Editor, Narrator - Short Film
Pictorial Parade No. 99
1960, Editor - Short Film
Pictorial Parade No. 96 - The New Army
1960, Director, Writer, Editor - Short Film
Pictorial Parade No. 56
1956, Director, Editor, Narrator - Short Film
Outdoor Dogs
1953, Director, Writer, Editor - Short Film
Hillary Returns
1953, Director, Editor, Narrator - Short Film
White for Safety
1952, Narrator - Short Film
Pictorial Parade No. 1
1952, Writer, Editor, Narrator - Short Film
1950 British Empire Games
1950, Writer, Editor - Film
Weekly Review No. 401
1949, Writer, Editor - Short Film
Weekly Review No. 368
1948, Writer - Tararua trampers - Short Film
Christchurch Fire
1947, Narrator - Short Film