Survey
Television, 1970–1972
In the one channel days of the early 1970s, the Survey slot was the place to find local documentaries. Topics ranged across the board, from social issues (alcoholism, runaway children) to the potentially humdrum (an AGM meeting) to the surprisingly experimental (music film The Unbelievable Glory of the Human Voice). After extended campaigning by producer John O’Shea, emerging independent filmmakers, including Tony Williams and Roger Donaldson, joined the party — bringing fresh creativity and new techniques to the traditional gentle, narration-heavy doco format.
If You're in it, You're in it to the Limit - Bikies
Television, 1972 (Full Length Episode)
Start Again
Short Film, 1972 (Full Length)
Survey - Deciding
Television, 1972 (Full Length)
Survey - Getting Together
Television, 1971 (Full Length)
Survey - Take Three Passions
Television, 1972 (Full Length)
Survey - The Day We Landed on The Most Perfect Planet In the Universe
Television, 1971 (Full Length)
Survey - The Town that Lost a Miracle
Television, 1972 (Full Length)
Survey - The Unbelievable Glory of the Human Voice
Television, 1972 (Full Length)
Survey - What Happened at Oruaiti
Television, 1972 (Full Length)
Survey - Where Have All the Wowsers Gone?
Television, 1972 (Full Length)
The Dominant Species
Television, 1985 (Full Length)
The Prince of Nosey-Parkers
Television, 1972 (Full Length)