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The annual Cannes Cinéfondation Résidence du Festival  welcomes 12 young filmmakers from around the world who are working on their first or second feature film. A jury selects six filmmakers for each of the two four-and-a-half-month sessions per...

The MIFF (Melbourne International Film Festival) Accelerator programme is an intensive director development programme aimed at short film directors who are seeking to transition to feature filmmaking. It takes place each August, alongside the Melbourne...

The Film Commission encourages private investment being made available to New Zealand productions. This information sheet outlines the terms of private investment that we find acceptable. When seeking investment from the Film Commission...

What are the latest trends in media content? Find out in the Film Commission's report on Cinema and Media Trends.  Changing media landscape We are living in a constantly changing world of media and connectivity. Filmmakers are challenged to...

The Short Film International Festival Fund provides financial assistance towards the travel costs for the makers of short films invited to significant film festivals.  There is also some funding available to cover post production costs where that...

The Pause Clause is an opportunity for filmmakers to get meaningful feedback on their film before committing to a final edit. This is an important part of the production schedule. The three-week pause needs to be planned, budgeted for and scheduled...

The Film Commission encourages an increased level of private investment being made available to New Zealand productions.  This information sheet outlines the private investment terms that the Film Commission views as acceptable.

How do you write a script for a short film? Here are some tips from successful filmmakers about writing a short film.

Read the Israel-New Zealand Film Co-production Agreement here.

This is the New Zealand Film Commission's Annual Report for 2015/16.

The is the New Zealand Film Commission's Briefing to Incoming Ministers from November 2017

This is the New Zealand Film Commission's Annual Report for 2014/15.

This is the New Zealand Film Commission's Annual Report for 2013/14.

This is the New Zealand Film Commission's Annual Report for 2012/13.

This is the New Zealand Film Commission's Annual Report for 2011/12.

This is the New Zealand Film Commission's Annual Report for 2010/11.

This is the New Zealand Film Commission's Annual Report for 2009/10.

This is the New Zealand Film Commission's Annual Report for 2008/09.

This is the New Zealand Film Commission's Annual Report for 2007/08.

This is the Film Commission's Statement of Performance Expectations for the year ending June 30 2018.

This is the New Zealand Film Commission's Statement of Performance Expectations for the year ending June 30  2017.

This is the Statement of Performance Expectations for the year ending 2016.

This is the New Zealand Film Commission's Statement of Intent from 2017-2021.

This is the New Zealand Film Commission's Statement of Intent 2014-2018.

This is the New Zealand Film Commission's Statement of Intent for the years 2012-2015.

A template for creating your recoupment schedule

This is the Film Commission's Statement of Performance Expectations for the year ending June 30 2019.

The CE's expenses from 1 July 2013 - 30 June 2014

The CE's expenses 1 July 2014 - 30 June 2015

The CE's expenses 1 July 2105 to 30 June 2016

The CE's expenses 1 July 2016 - 30 June 2017