Waka Attewell: Cinematography highlights...

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Waka Attewell: Cinematography highlights...

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Cinematographer Waka Attewell is something of a legend in the Kiwi film industry. From landmark 70s TV series Tangata Whenua, he has gone on to climb mountains with Sir Ed; shoot commercials, shorts and six and a half features — including the acclaimed Starlight Hotel — plus direct Ian Mune doco In the Shadow of King Lear. In this ScreenTalk, Attewell talks about: The cinematographer’s role in taking viewers into a different world The watershed experience of being caught between cultures, w...

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