Writers’ Room: Seat at the Table

This webinar session will cover everything you need to consider building your team for Episode One Redux.

This webinar session will cover everything you need to know about for Episode One Redux.

Join us for a compelling panel discussion following the Sunday 18 August 2:45PM screening of Payal Kapadia's All We Imagine As Light.

Join us for an evening with Calvin Sang to hear about his experience directing action in his recent project Give Me Babies! In this session Calvin will touch on how he got started in the industry, what he's up to at the moment, the genesis of 'Give Me Babies', what the process was like, from previz, to working with actors doing their own stunts, stunt doubles, doing takes on set, and then sweetening everything in the editing room with VFX and SFX, and much more

This webinar session will cover everything you need to know about applying for PASC’s initiative Writers’ Room: Seat at the Table, funded by Irirangi te Motu New Zealand On Air. The program offers a series of workshops led by local and international industry experts, providing valuable insights into the creative and collaborative potential of writers' rooms in series writing. Writers’ Room: Seat at the Table is an initiative in three parts.

Join us for an in-depth workshop in screen publicity and marketing, catered for producers with projects for Pan-Asian/targeted audiences and aspiring Pan-Asian unit publicists. This workshop is an excellent opportunity to learn from and meet Aotearoa's industry leaders; Tamar Münch, Rachael Keereweer, and Raegan Houldridge from the Aotearoa Screen Publicists Collective.

Join us for "Directors & DOPs: Navigating Collaborative Relationships," a discussion featuring industry luminaries Daryl Wong, Kelly Chen, and Tim Flower, moderated by Hweiling Ow. Delve into the dynamic partnerships that drive cinematic success as these experts unveil the subtleties of their successful collaborations.

Join us for a joint event between Proud Voices On Screen and the Pan-Asian Screen Collective.

Nathan Joe will moderate a discussion with filmmakers Ramon Te Wake, Rachel Fawcett and Ankita Singh as they explore their approach to creating work that surpasses known tropes and potentially creates new ones.

Want to see how meaningful and empowering collaborations can lead to international success?

Join us in the second instalment of How We Got There: From Idea to Impact, where attendees come face to face with two vanguard storytellers whose cultural identities fuel their mahi.

PASC & NZWG Presents: Best Practice Workshop - Managing Expectations and Meeting Obligations

Looking to enhance your professional relationships as a writer or producer?

Join the Pan-Asian Screen Collective and the NZ Writers Guild for a best practice workshop: Managing Expectations and Meeting Obligations.

How We Got There: Ideas to Impact - Flat 3

Ever wonder what it takes to get a series up and running, despite tough circumstances?

Pan-Asian Screen Collective presents How We Got There: from Idea to Impact. Join us for an engaging and informative discussion where we delve into the creation of a successful series from its inception to delivery!

Short Cuts 2024 Development Lab Q&A Webinar
This webinar will tell you everything you need to know about applying to Short Cuts and a chance to ask any burning question you have.

It's been a year of success for PASCies. Join us for the Pan-Asian Screen Collective's Annual General Meeting.

Join us with Alix Whittaker to learn everything you need to know about applying to Someday Stories and a chance to ask any burning question you have.

Steven Davis is an Internationally recognised Stunt Choreographer, Fight Choreographer and Stunt Performer, with more than 20 years experience in martial arts. Join us as he demystifies the mechanics of an action sequence and maximise the impact of the action within narrative - while maintaining the highest safety standards.

Let's talk about knowing and protecting our rights, why they exist and the cultural and financial value of our work and rights.

With 20 years of experience as a writer-director under her belt, Roseanne will offer both directors and writers keen insight into forging a career path that gets you where you want to be.

It is critical for our creator / producers to be kept up to date on our major broadcaster, TVNZ's content strategy.

Members of Pan-Asian Screen Collective, New Zealand Writers Guild and Prayas are invited to a very special conversation with Varun Grover, one of India’s most dynamic writers, kanohi ki te kanohi in Tāmaki Makaurau.

The Script Doctor Is In: Ideas to Story to Screenplay is an introduction to screenwriting for PASC members aspiring to write their first short film.

ScreenFit is coming to Te-Whanganui-a-Tara on Sat 10th June 2023! Wellywood PASC, NAW, PISA and Equity NZ writers, directors and actors... wanna work your screen muscles in a safe, collaborative space while working with your screen peers? Register your interest and come and get screen fit with us!

This is a development day for Christchurch based PASC and Equity New Zealand directors and actors. Please note spaces are limited and members of these guilds will take priority.

What are the most common reasons working relationships break down in the screen industry? Great Expectations & Broken Promises. If you want your professional relationship to go the distance you need to come to this workshop.

Wanna shoot the next Marvel's Jessica Jones (2016), Stranger Things (2016) or Game of Thrones (2011-2019)? We have the cameras to do it! The same cameras used to shoot Nomadland (2020) and Atlanta series (2016-2022).