Chris Knox: in conversation with Roger Shepherd - part two

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Chris Knox: in conversation with Roger Shepherd - part two

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Chris Knox's music career began with music, but it soon spun into another longtime love: filmmaking. The ex member of Enemy, Toy Love and Tall Dwarfs has been a pioneer of lo-tech, DIY Kiwi classics, both in song and music video. He has also appeared as a film reviewer on shows The Edge and Backch@t, and hosted arts show New Artland. In the final part of this two-part ScreenTalk interview conducted by Flying Nun founder Roger Shepherd, Knox discusses making music videos, and appearing on tele...

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https://www.nzonscreen.com/interviews/chris-knox-and-roger-shepherd-part-2-2009

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