Television Press Releases

VitaPet is calling all clever dogs with tricks or a great personality to vie for a spot in their next TV Ad!

Hollywood greats Sam Neil, Rena Owen and Cliff Curtis have sent messages of support to the organisers of Film Raro.

An exciting new resource website has just been launched that will be of interest to anyone looking for affordable production music or sound effects.

SKY Television announces to the market the purchase of outside broadcast operator OnSite Broadcasting (NZ) Limited (OSB New Zealand) stating an intention to market their services in New Zealand.

On 6 July 2010 SKY TV will launch RECORD ME – a new feature which enables subscribers to book a programme for recording directly from a promotion.

TV2 KidsFest box office in Christchurch has opened, with 233 events aimed at kids aged 3 to 12 duirng the two-week winter school holidays.

The competitive spirit of five teams of anglers will be tested in the world’s first ‘reel-life’ televised fishing contest. Match Fishing League, coming to TVOne from 10 July 2010, will capture a broader audience with its focus not just on the fishing, but the unique personalities within the teams.

Based in the Queenstown Lakes district of New Zealand, Reel Dreams Productions is a stand-alone film production company, specializing in high-end production of television commercials. “Everyone has a story and Reel Dreams tells that story through the wonder of film. Based in the Queenstown Lakes district of New Zealand, Reel Dreams Productions is a stand-alone film production company, specializing in high-end production of television commercials.

Last week saw growth week on week and year on year for TV ONE and TV2, as highlighted in the top “week in review” stories on TVNZ’s business marketing site tvnzplanit.co.nz.

Prime TV is on the hunt for aspiring gardeners who are interested in being in the future series of ‘Get Growing’.

The first BRAVIA 3D TVs in NZ will be displayed at Sony Style Newmarket and Wellington in April 2010.

DOC ranger Malcom Wylie does an interview on the great spotted kiwi at the Ellerslie International Flower Show in Christchurch which will be featured on Bush Telly 2010.

PRIME’s audience share increased over the coverage of the Winter Olympic Games.

A free-to-air television deal for Maori TV, TVNZ, and TV3 has been announced by Rugby World Cup Limited, and supported by the Government.