E Tu Whānau Rangatahi Filmmaking Awards 2017
The E Tu Whānau Rangatahi Film Awards are a celebration of rangatahi (youth) filmmaking.
Each year, the Māoriland Film Festival holds a series of youth filmmaking workshops around regional Aotearoa where they work with young people to find their ‘film voice’. The young people are then challenged to produce a film with whatever tools they have available to them – cameras, phones, webcams – apps off the internet. With the technology available to us now, young people can create anything they set their minds to.
The 2017 E Tu Whānau Rangatahi Film Awards were held on Thursday March 16 2017 at Ngā Purapura in Ōtaki.
2017 WINNERS
The E Tū Whānau Rangatahi Filmmaking Award for Filmmaker of the Year – Te Ihorei, sponsored by E Tu Whānau
NEIHANA LOWE
FILM : WARNING
The E Tū Whānau Rangatahi Filmmaking Award for Best Drama – Te Tino Whakaataata
TE AHITAEAWA HAKARAIA-HOSKING
FILM : KAPUMANAWAWHITI
The E Tū Whānau Rangatahi Filmmaking Award for Best Documentary – Pakipūmeka Mātua, sponsored by My Food Bag
JAKITA PARANIHI
FILM : ŌTAKI’S SUPER HEROES
The E Tū Whānau Rangatahi Filmmaking Award for Best Editing – Pepa “Kotikoti,” Kōhatū, sponsored by Park Road Post
JHARAIZ KIRIONA
FILM : WINGS
The E Tū Whānau Rangatahi Filmmaking Award for Best Use of Theme – Wai Ora, sponsored by What Now
PARE FINLAY, JAKITA PARANIHI, ARI LEASON & JADA MURRAY
FILM : TURNING TABLES
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TIHEI RANGATAHI
FILM : ALL WE NEED IS LOVE
The E Tū Whānau Rangatahi Filmmaking Award for Best Actor – Te Ahikā, sponsored by Annies
SHANIA BAILEY EDMONDS
FILM : HINE
ABOUT E TU WHĀNAU
E Tū Whānau is a movement for positive change developed by Māori for Māori. It’s about taking responsibility and action in your community and supporting whānau to thrive.
E Tu Whānau nurtures and celebrates:
- Te Ao Māori taking responsibility and action to create positive change
- Doing things that make whānau strong − te mana kaha o te whānau!
- Tikanga and traditional values – drawing on rich and powerful traditions
- Kahukura − the people that inspire change in whānau and communities.
E Tu Whānau has been developed by the Māori Reference Group for the Taskforce for Action on Violence within Families (MRG) and it belongs to everyone. You can take the messages and the values, and do what you need to, to make it work for you and your whānau.
E Tu Whānau have been a key supporter of the Māoriland Rangatahi Filmmaking Awards since 2014.
Visit their website online here: http://etuwhanau.org/
PARTICIPATE IN 2018
The E Tu Whānau Rangatahi Filmmaking Awards are held as part of the Māoriland Film Festival each March. Rangatahi up to the age of 21 are invited to participate.
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