Tainui Stephens (Te Rarawa) is one of our foremost Māori broadcasters. He has worked as a reporter, writer, director, producer and executive producer. His credits include Maori Battalion March to Victory and The New Zealand Wars.
Stephens was a stalwart of TVNZ’s Māori Programmes department in the 1980s and 90s, working on the regular series Koha, Waka Huia, Marae and Mai Time.
In this interview Tainui Stephens discusses:
This interview is available on YouTube for distribution via a Creative Commons licence.
Credits: Interview by Monika Ahuriri, camera and direction by Clare O’Leary. Editing by Leo Guerchmann.
Comments
by Donald on 3 June 2009 at 10:11am
This interview is shocking. It’s significantly lacking in context and substance. What are the projects he speaks about? How about a bit of detail and example?
It also ends very abruptly. I’d like to know more about the Pakeha racism, what Pakehas are envious of, and why.
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