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Jack Media NZ is a production company led by experienced producer Nicola Smith.

09/06/2025

Matariki Pride Rotorua | Reel Q***r Short Films
Thursday 12th June, 5.30pm
Reading Cinemas Rotorua

Featuring Wait, Wait, Now! Written & Directed by Ramon Te Wake, Produced by Nicola Smith

If you are in Rotorua... COME!
https://events.humanitix.com/rotorua-matariki-pride

28/05/2025

🎬 Ngā mihi nui!

Big thanks to everyone who came along to the Rotorua Content Industry Hui last night at The Rusty Bros — what a vibe! ✨

It was good to connect and reconnect and hear what everyone’s working on (or dreaming up next!). Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, your presence made the night something special.

Big thanks to Steambox Films for hosting 🙌🏾

10/05/2025

There's so much goodness in our rongoā and when you have whānau who are dedicated to bringing a resource like Mamaku to the surface and educating the world about its powerful properties, you realize how lucky we are as Māori to have such a strong innate connection to the land.

🎬 Director: Ramon Te Wake
🌱 Mamaku
📆 Monday 12th May, 7.30pm
📺 Whakaata Māori & Māori+
👏🏾 Thanks to Te Māngai Pāho

07/05/2025

When sisters Adele, Karen and Tessa were facing skin disorders within their whānau, they turned to the rongoā space for answers. They created their own skin care range called Mamaku, a generational business

🎬 Director: Ramon Te Wake
🌊 Mamakuskin
📆 Monday 12th May, 7.30pm
📺 Whakaata Māori & Māori+
👏🏾 Thanks to Te Māngai Pāho

30/04/2025

We follow founders Tāne and Clare Bradley as they continue a family legacy that began with a small seaweed processing factory.

Through partnerships with farmers, researchers, and iwi, AgriSea is showing how sustainable seaweed harvesting can strengthen food production while restoring ecosystems.

🎬 Director: Moehau Hodges-Tai

🌊 AgriSea
📆 Monday 5th May, 7.30pm
📺 Whakaata Māori & Māori+
👏🏾 Thanks to Te Māngai Pāho

27/04/2025

"It’s about pausing to connect with te taiao, with the world of wairua and the feeling that comes from hard physical work on the whenua. Bananas also offer the possibility of a new infant food, designed to grow a healthy gut microbiome and set babies up for a healthy future. It just goes to show that what’s good for the body is also good for the soul"

🎬Director: Kim Webby

👉🏽Watch Home, Land & Sea tonight 7.30pm on Whakaata Māori, featuring our Northland whānau growing bananas on their whenua

21/04/2025

Did you miss tonight's episode of Home, Land & Sea. You can watch it on demand Māori+

https://bit.ly/WatchHLS3

Soul Time Rongoā : Raised on the whenua by her grandparents, Joyann Onekawa turned her knowledge of rongoā and her love of plants into her business, Soul Time.

👀Watch Home, Land & Sea
📺On demand Māori+
🎥Director: Kim Webby
👏Thanks to Te Māngai Pāho

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