Kia ora and welcome to the subject guide for film and screen production.
Directing Actors - 25th Anniversary Edition by 
Film and digital production: the people and the process by 
Jane Campion on Jane Campion by 
Sam Neill: did I ever tell you this? by 
Inclusive Screenwriting for Film and Television by 
On Directing Film by 
Coming of age: thirty years of New Zealand film by 
Migrant and Diasporic Film and Filmmaking in New Zealand by 
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What do you need?
The Library has many resources to help you make your projects and assignments the best they can be! The best way to start looking for information is to think first about what you want to find. Are you looking for something for inspiration or an assignment?
The Library is located at the Te Auaha Campus on the ground floor next to the Gallery.
Where to look?
To find resources you can browse the shelves or search the Library catalogue to request them. Go to the Library homepage and type a known title or keywords in the search field.
Relevant to screen production are OReilly and Proquest eBook Central which cover many arts and humanities related disciplines. More information on accessing e-books and databases can be found here.
For searching tips and strategies go to the Finding information and Research tab.
You can also access books which aren't part of the collection through the SMART library network. The network allows you to borrow books held in some regional libraries through the Whitireia/Weltec system.
ETV
You also have access to ETV through the Library! There's a link to it below. ETV (Education TV) is a service where you can watch shows from a variety of sources which may have appeared on broadcast television at an earlier date.
Need help?
Contact your Reference and Liaison Librarian based at the the Te Auaha Campus Library.
Introduction to Documentary, Third Edition by Click here to access EBook online
eTV provides programmes recorded off-air from domestic and international television and internet channels that can be viewed and downloaded.
There are many documentaries, films, and television series available. To access and browse go to the ETV homepage and enter your WelTec or Whitireia email address.
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This guide has a selection of resources to support Kaupapa Māori
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