Backchat
Great expectations in the Arts. Creative New Zealand funding item by Mark Crysell. Interviews: Ian Fraser, NZSO; Dame Cheryll Sotheran, Te Papa; Phillip Temple, Dunedin Writer. Interview with the new Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, Prime Minister Helen Clark. New Zealand Festival 2000 with festival correspondent Miriama Kamo. Week 2 Festival 2000: Dans Paleis, 100 year-old wooden tent: Tim Finn, Musician - interview. The Candlestick maker, play by play right & Actor Jacob Rajan, interview. The Edinburgh Military Tattoo, at the WestPac Trust Stadium, first time seen out of Scotland, Brigadier Melville Jameson, Tattoo Producer and C.E.. Week 2 Festival 2000: Talking Point - interview with Paul Bushnell, on “Soc Raffaello Sanzio” - Giulio Cesare. “Cool Heat Urban Beat” U.S. A.. “Blue Smoke” New Zealand Musical. Film review with Chris Knox: ‘Straight Story’ Directed by David Lynch. An Art show about the 20 Century’s obsession with car. New Plymouths Govett Brewster Art Gallery’s exhibition, “Drive”, interview - Greg Burke, Director. Letters of the week: Ali Bramwell.
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1The number of applications Creative NZ has received is up 20%. The arts and culture sector was hoping that there would be more money coming their way with the new Labour/Alliance government - but will there?
Speakers
- Ian Fraser (NZSO)
- Cheryll Sotheran (Chief Executive, Te Papa)
- Phillip Temple (Dunedin Writer)
- Helen Clark (PM and Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
Primary Title
- Backchat
Date Broadcast
- Sunday 19 March 2000
Start Time
- 22 : 50
Finish Time
- 23 : 50
Duration
- 60:00
Series
- 3
Episode
- 4
Channel
- TV One
Broadcaster
- Television New Zealand
Episode Description
- Great expectations in the Arts. Creative New Zealand funding item by Mark Crysell. Interviews: Ian Fraser, NZSO; Dame Cheryll Sotheran, Te Papa; Phillip Temple, Dunedin Writer. Interview with the new Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, Prime Minister Helen Clark. New Zealand Festival 2000 with festival correspondent Miriama Kamo. Week 2 Festival 2000: Dans Paleis, 100 year-old wooden tent: Tim Finn, Musician - interview. The Candlestick maker, play by play right & Actor Jacob Rajan, interview. The Edinburgh Military Tattoo, at the WestPac Trust Stadium, first time seen out of Scotland, Brigadier Melville Jameson, Tattoo Producer and C.E.. Week 2 Festival 2000: Talking Point - interview with Paul Bushnell, on “Soc Raffaello Sanzio” - Giulio Cesare. “Cool Heat Urban Beat” U.S. A.. “Blue Smoke” New Zealand Musical. Film review with Chris Knox: ‘Straight Story’ Directed by David Lynch. An Art show about the 20 Century’s obsession with car. New Plymouths Govett Brewster Art Gallery’s exhibition, “Drive”, interview - Greg Burke, Director. Letters of the week: Ali Bramwell.
Classification
- Not Classified
Owning Collection
- Chapman Archive
Broadcast Platform
- Television
Languages
- English
Captions
Live Broadcast
- No
Rights Statement
- Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by the Screenrights Licensing Agreement.
Genres
- Newsmagazine
- Performing arts
Speakers
- Cheryll Sotheran (Chief Executive, Te Papa)
- Helen Clark (PM and Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage)
- Ian Fraser (NZSO)
- Phillip Temple (Dunedin Writer)