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Emma Robinson is a producer, director and actor based in Wellington, New Zealand.
Emma has recently completed work as 2nd Assistant Director on the Gibson Group Ltd feature film Fresh Meat, shot at Avalon Studios and on location in Wellington, November/December 2011.
From May til October 2011 Emma was content and media producer creating video clips and displays for the Real New Zealand Showcase and Pacific Leaders Forum in The Cloud (Auckland) for the Rugby World Cup 2011.
Through 2008 – 2010 Emma produced and directed a series of dvds for the Ministry of Social Development about whanau well-being and violence prevention. To date over 1000 copies of E Tu have been distributed to iwi and community groups throughout New Zealand. The dvds Tane and Whanau have also been used as a resource by Women's Refuge, National Network for Stopping Violence and in prisons. A further six DVDs were produced and screened throughout the country on Health TV.
She was the visual editor for the stage production Ihimaera for the Auckland Festival 2011. She also photographed the production, see photos on Facebook Ihimaera.
As a presenter for the Gibson Group’s arts and current affairs programme Frontseat (2004), stories included Hone Tuwhare, architect Ernst Plischke, and the growth of digital film-making. Emma made her directorial debut on backch@t in 1997 and in 2000 began reporting and presenting for the award-winning rural report programme, No.8 Wired. She was runner-up for the BNZ Rongo Award, Excellence in Agricultural Journalism for her story 'Rural Nurse' in 2003.
As an actor Emma is represented by Tim Gordon at The ProActors. In 2011 she played Mrs Versalko in the Inside New Zealand docu-drama The Banker, The Escorts and The $18 Million.
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