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Roger Shepherd talks to Chris Knox – part 2

Posted by Screen Talker on 31 May 2009

Chris Knox is a musician, film critic and cartoonist. His music career began with legendary Dunedin punk band The Enemy, followed by post-punk heroes Toy Love, then the Tall Dwarfs and his own solo work.

Knox has appeared as a film reviewer on arts TV shows The Edge and Backch@t, and hosted the series The New Artland. He is also the man behind the long-running Max Media cartoon strip in the NZ Herald. Knox has also hosted an Intrepid Journey to India.

As a singer-songwriter and music video director, Knox is known as a pioneer of lo-tech, DIY classics.

For this special two-part ScreenTalk interview, Flying Nun founder Roger Shepherd chats with Knox about his life and career. (See the first part here.) In part two of the interview, they discuss:

This video is available on YouTube for distribution via a Creative Commons licence.

Credits: Interview by Roger Shepherd, directed by Clare O’Leary. Camera and editing by Leo Guerchmann.

 

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by NZ on Screen - ScreenTalk » Blog Archive » Roger Shepherd talks to Chris Knox - part 1 on 31 May 2009 at 6:01pm

[...] two of this interview can be found here, where Knox talks about moving into making his own videos, being a TV film reviewer and presenter, [...]

 

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