About the FilmmakersAbout Aileen O’SullivanProducer/Director Aileen O’Sullivan has directed documentaries, theater, and radio broadcasts and has worked as a producer, writer, actor, teacher and journalist in New Zealand. Among her recent film credits as producer or producer/director are the documentaries The Family, An Inside Story, The Golden Hour and Wit!, examining various social and historic issues within the New Zealand community. For New Zealand television, she directed Gypsy, about Lee Grant’s role as Mama Rose and The Further Adventures of the Black Stallion, a Canadian/New Zealand co-production. Among her theater directing credits are Tom Stoppard’s The Real Thing and Caryl Churchill’s Top Girls for the Court Theatre. About Toby MillsProducer Toby Mills is a producer, actor and director. His latest documentary, Up For Grabs, looks at the impact of the intellectual property system on Maori and the appropriation of traditional symbols, images and words in the global marketplace. Other recent documentaries include Journey of Discovery, Driven, Syd Jackson: Life & Times of a Fully Fledged Activist and My Home. Toby is also Artistic Director/Manager of Moana and the tribe for their International Concert Program throughout Europe. They have performed over 300 concerts since they started touring in 2002. Mills was awarded three Nokia Television Awards for Best Maori Program of the Year on New Zealand television. |
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Black Grace: From Cannon’s Creek to Jacob’s Pillow was coproduced by Seannachie Productions and Tawera Productions. Presented by Pacific Islanders in Communications. © 2007 Pacific Islanders in Communications. All Rights Reserved. Published May 7, 2007 |