
From 1 July 2025, Inland Revenue has raised the per diem allowance threshold to $100/day for contractors and entertainers in the screen production industry. Here’s what this means for New Zealand talent.
From 1 July 2025, Inland Revenue has raised the per diem allowance threshold to $100/day for contractors and entertainers in the screen production industry. Here’s what this means for New Zealand talent.
The 2025 Budget includes over $100M in new funding for the NZ screen sector. Here's how it benefits Auckland and NZ actors — and what Collaborate Management is doing to get our talent ready.
A new $200M film studio development in Queenstown could be a game-changer for New Zealand’s screen sector, bringing jobs, international productions, and more opportunities for local talent.
American actors Steven Logan and Simon Eskow, represented by Collaborate Management in New Zealand, are cast in M3GAN 2.0, the Blumhouse horror sequel filmed in Auckland.
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