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Tainui Stephens is a rare programme-maker who excels both on camera, and behind the scenes. A fluent storyteller in English and te reo, he counts himself blessed to have begun in television just as Māori programming finally made inroads on New Zealand screens.
- Foremost Māori Broadcaster
Tainui Stephens (Te Rarawa) is one of our foremost Māori...
- Foremost Māori Broadcaster
Jul 4, 2020 · Tainui Stephens, of Te Rarawa, has been fully engaged in the film and television industry since 1984, working with a range of genre and content. He is particularly attracted to compelling indigenous stories that critique and celebrate the human condition.
Tainui Stephens (Te Rarawa) is one of our foremost Māori broadcasters. He has worked as a reporter, writer, director, producer and executive producer. His credits include Maori Battalion March to Victory and The New Zealand Wars.
May 13, 2009 · Tainui Stephens (Te Rarawa) is one of NZ's foremost Māori broadcasters. He has worked as a reporter, writer, director, producer and executive producer. His c...
Storyteller Tainui Stephens is a New Zealand screen taonga. He has played a crucial role in telling some of Aotearoa’s most important stories. The New Zealand Wars, Māori Battalion – March to war, When the Haka became Boogie, and The River Queen are just a few of the productions he’s been involved in. As a director, writer and producer ...
Dec 7, 1992 · Tainui Stephens was born in Otautahi and educated at St Andrew’s College, University of Canterbury, Wānanga o Ngapuhi and University of Auckland. He worked for four years as an investigating officer with the office of the Race Relations Conciliator in Auckland.
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Jan 22, 2020 · 5.6K views 3 years ago. The Dead Lands is the Māori action series that hopes to win over audiences across the globe. The international series will premiere tonight, and we were joined by lead actor...
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