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Chelsea Winstanley: From Hollywood to home. Chelsea Winstanley returned to Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland with a vison – to share the unique cultural stories of Aotearoa with the world and help nurture our local screen industry. A filmmaker, visual storyteller, Academy Award-nominated producer and Kea World Class New Zealand Award winner, Chelsea ...
Chelsea Winstanley is an Oscar® nominated producer, an award-winning filmmaker and has been a producer, writer and director for almost 20 years. As a p.g.a. producer on Taika Waititi’s Academy nominated feature Jojo Rabbit, Chelsea became the first indigenous female Oscar® nominee for Best Picture. In 2019 she joined Night Raiders as a ...
Oct 23, 2019 · Chelsea Winstanley - Chelsea Winstanley was Oscar-nominated in 2020 for her work as a producer on Jojo Rabbit. Winstanley produced 2018 documentary Merata: How Mum Decolonised the Screen, about Māori director Merata Mita, and also worked on vampire hit What We Do in the Shadows. Her directorial CV includes short films, a 2005 documentary on activist Tame Iti, and being part of the team of ...
Chelsea Winstanley has taken charge of the entire filmmaking process - "I will do what I can every day of the week to support Brown women telling their stories." Photo / Supplied.
Feb 23, 2024 · Chelsea Winstanley, Taika Waititi's ex-wife, gave a candid interview about the breakdown of their marriage. David Crotty / Patrick McMullan via Getty Images Chelsea is a successful Māori film ...
Paul Winstanley joins Chelsea. Club. 15 Nov 22. Chelsea is pleased to announce that Paul Winstanley has been appointed to the role of Director of Global Talent and Transfers. Winstanley arrives at Stamford Bridge after eight years with Brighton & Hove Albion, initially as talent identification manager and then as head of recruitment.
Jul 10, 2022 · Reading Time: 4 minutes. Director and producer Chelsea Winstanley, best known for her short films and documentaries as well as box office hits such as Jojo Rabbit, is on a personal journey to reclaim her lost language, writes Aroha Awarau. Chelsea Winstanley has gone back to school, dedicating this year to a total-immersion course in te reo ...
