Gary Scott: From Kiwi culture to cults...

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Gary Scott: From Kiwi culture to cults...

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Producer/director Gary Scott has spent time in the newsroom, the museum, and on location. Trained as a historian and journalist, Scott has been producing with Wellington company Gibson Group since 2001. Scott also helps Gibson Group develop multimedia experiences for museums. In this ScreenTalk, Scott talks about: How producing is a balancing act between art and commerce Delaying journalism studies because he got waylaid working in student radio and newspapers Working with survivors from a 1...

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