Tom Hern: From kid reporter to film producer...

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Tom Hern: From kid reporter to film producer...

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Tom Hern is a film producer who began his screen career as a junior reporter on children’s television show What Now?. He went on to star in The Tribe, where he met his future business partner James Napier Robertson. Hern acted in a number of other TV shows such as Shortland Street and Power Rangers, before producing his first feature film I’m Not Harry Jenson. Since then Hern has produced features Everything We Loved and The Dark Horse. In this ScreenTalk, Hern talks about:  How confidence a...

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