WIFT NZ, Women in Film and Television Incorporated, is an organisation with over 800 members working in film, television and associated industries which works to support growth and sustainability in the screen industries with a particular emphasis on equal opportunity and participation for women. WIFT NZ belongs to a global network and runs a full and varied programme of workshops, events, and  mentoring; offers a varied range of purchasing discounts; issues a regular newsletter and provides networking, research, advocacy, information and support services.
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2018 WIFT NZ Awards

See the list of winners and finalists here.

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Discount on submission fees for the Female Eye Film Festival

The 17th annual Female Eye Film Festival in Ontario Canada is still accepting submissions and is offering a slashed rate for WIFTNZ members! Save 50% on submission fees by using the discount Code WIFT- INT. In light of the most recent events that have hit the film industry and the subsequent viral ...read more.

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Cannes accreditation now open

Register now for your accreditation to the Cannes Film Festival and grab the earlybird rate before 1 March! Registering via the Marche du Film means you'll get a number of benefits from complimentary croissants and coffee to priority line access to screenings, and invites to networking events and ...read more.

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Free seminars on writing TV drama pilots

Hundreds of pilots sell to networks and streaming services every year. What's stopping you from selling your idea? If you're keen to learn how to write a TV pilot, NoFilmSchool's Jason Hellerman will show you how, with six weeks of online tuition. And it's free! Click here to start week one!  ...read more.

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Call for submissions for the exciting London Film Festival

The submissions window for London Short Film Festival 2020 is now open! Stay ahead of the game, grab the earlybird deal and submit your short film today. The prize-winning categories are: Best International Short Film, Best Documentary Short Film, Best Animated Short Film and, judged via a separa ...read more.

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VIDEO SLOT Friday Tigers

Can you believe it's been six years since writer, director and actor Aidee Walker and producer Julia Parnell of Notable Pictures created this award-winning short film? Friday Tigers / Ngā Taika o te Rāmere was awarded the $5000 Madman Entertainment Jury Prize for Best New Zealand Sh ...read more.

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