Getting to Our Place is a 1999 New Zealand documentary about building the national museum Te Papa.[1][2][3]
Synopsis
Shows the decision making process behind the building of Te Papa.[4]
Credits
- David Gascoigne – Subject
- Howard Morrison – Subject
- Jonathan Besser – Composer
- Jennifer Bush – Associate Producer
- Anna Cottrell – Co-Director, Field Director
- Mary Daysh – Field Director
- Michael Hedges – Sound Mix
- Michael Huddleston – Sound Recordist
- Robin Laing – Associate Producer
- Craig Mullis – Sound Recordist
- Gaylene Preston – Co-Director, Producer
- Kit Rollings – Sound Design
- Darryn Smith – Camera Operator
- Geoff Steven – Executive Producer
- Jason Stutter – Online Editor
- Paul Sutorius – Editor
- Chris Terpstra – Camera Operator
- Dave Tingey – Sound Recordist
- Mary Wall – Post-Production Supervisor
- Jonno Woodford-Robinson – Online Editor
Reviews
References
- ^ "Getting to Our Place". NZ On Screen. Gaylene Preston Productions. 1999. Retrieved 17 March 2023.
- ^ a b Calder, Peter. "Intricate map of rocky road travelled to Te Papa". The New Zealand Herald. Retrieved 30 January 2023.
- ^ "Getting to Our Place". British Film Institute. 1999.
- ^ "Getting to our place". National Library of New Zealand. 1999.