Wayne Tourell: Creating landmark television…

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Wayne Tourell: Creating landmark television…

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Veteran producer/director Wayne Tourell's career has taken him from Shakespeare to Shortland Street. Tourell's credits include both drama and documentary — including major television series like Landmarks, Hanlon and doco Moriori, and numerous live events including the 1988 Telethon. Later he worked at Natural History New Zealand, and was a regular director on soap Shortland Street. In this ScreenTalk, Tourell talks about: Unexpected adventures in Tahiti with directing legend David Lean (Law...

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