New Zealand’s film industry is world-renowned for its stunning locations, talented creators, and globally acclaimed productions like The Lord of the Rings, The Power of the Dog, and Avatar. But beyond these blockbusters, thousands of Kiwi filmmakers, production companies, videographers, and actors work tirelessly to get noticed — both at home a
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A New Era for NZ StorytellingNew Zealand is world-renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, award-winning filmmakers, and rich storytelling culture. But until recently, local creators had limited options when it came to sharing their short dramas and web series with a local—and global—audience. That’s changing fast thanks to Vidude.com, a ris
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The New Zealand film industry has earned a reputation for producing high-quality, innovative, and culturally significant films, thanks to iconic works like The Lord of the Rings, Hunt for the Wilderpeople, and The Piano. However, in the ever-evolving landscape of digital content, the film industry faces new challenges and opportunities. Among these