Emma Robinson is a production manager, director and producer with more than thirty years experience across all aspects of film and television production. A graduate of Toi Whakaari: New Zealand Drama School, she worked in theatre before moving behind the scenes as an assistant director, production manager and casting director for film, TV and commercials. She began directing as a reporter/director on No. 8 Wired and Frontseat for the Gibson Group.
Since then her company, EJR Productions, has produced a wide range of video content for the Ministry of Social Development, E Tu Whanau, NEWZATS, Breast Cancer Aotearoa Coalition, Enable New Zealand, Barnados NZ, and Save the Children (NZ).
Emma has worked with Gibson International creating AV content for the Texas Seaport Museum's Ship to Shore and Juneteenth exhibitions, Cambridge Stud Heritage Centre, Southward Car Museum, and Curiospace.
In 2021/22, she co-produced Bug Hunter Aotearoa for the Gibson Group before immersing herself in a year of full-time study, completing a Masters in Creative Writing at the International Institute of Modern Letters (Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington).
Most recently, she production managed a commercial short film for the Lumix Flow State Project --The Watch was produced by WestMark Productions with writer/director Hiroki Kamada at the helm.
Since then her company, EJR Productions, has produced a wide range of video content for the Ministry of Social Development, E Tu Whanau, NEWZATS, Breast Cancer Aotearoa Coalition, Enable New Zealand, Barnados NZ, and Save the Children (NZ).
Emma has worked with Gibson International creating AV content for the Texas Seaport Museum's Ship to Shore and Juneteenth exhibitions, Cambridge Stud Heritage Centre, Southward Car Museum, and Curiospace.
In 2021/22, she co-produced Bug Hunter Aotearoa for the Gibson Group before immersing herself in a year of full-time study, completing a Masters in Creative Writing at the International Institute of Modern Letters (Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington).
Most recently, she production managed a commercial short film for the Lumix Flow State Project --The Watch was produced by WestMark Productions with writer/director Hiroki Kamada at the helm.
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