Local filmmaker & photographer Karin Yamasaki talks Mikey through Passion, a documentary series three years in the making where she interviews local, young talented creatives.
"People always talked as if there were no young kids out there killing it - and that's when the idea began.”
Get involved and find out about the series launch HERE.
With his new album King of Pop out digitally today, Roy drops into 95bFM Breakfast to talk skate vids, Italian goddesses and the process of just making sh*t 'cause you enjoy it. Makes sense.
Songwriter/producer/keyboards in Auckland group Polyester, Amelia Berry pops across the hallway with a trusty Fujitone VI to play her own fanfares, flourish stings, and to introduce us to Polyester's brand new single 'Different for a Boy'. See the self-described 'rat king' of an indie-pop group at next year's Laneway Festival.
Lord Echo, the self-described Jekyll to Mike Fabulous' Hyde, is currently in the process of mini-touring his third album, Harmonies. With a single Wellington show and an upcoming night at the Hollywood Avondale, Mike talks to the-other-Mike about parties, touring and birth. ...They are all the same, right?
An interview initially waylaid by fireworks and an inability to keep pyros out of the park, Mike and Ant (eventually) return to the studio to talk all things HP48HRS. Established by Timpson in 2004, the film competition now boasts a massive amount of entries and a sizeable prize pool. Even better - the final is open to the public. Check out the best work from across NZ's filmmaking community this Saturday at the Mighty Civic. Get your tickets HERE.
Writer / director Phil Brough stops in to talk napping, screaming and his big win at the Show Me Shorts Film Festival's opening night. Taking out 'Best NZ Film', Phil's short Fire in Cardboard City is now eligible for Academy Award® nomination. Better get along and see it then, huh?
The intrepid Kermath returns to us straight from the boozy arms of the Melbourne PAX Festival, with many a gaming world tale to tell. Ably joined by gaming veteran Mack, the pair discuss the increasingly monetised world of eSports and muse upon its seemingly massive future.
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