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New ZealandCharlie Harrington: My Year in Taranaki

Charlie Harrington has location-managed Hollywood productions for over 30 years, yet he remembers his work on The Last Samurai most fondly.

"The desert Wadi Rum is very quiet. Good to relax and to clean your mind. And after all, it is my grandfather’s land. My roots." - Huseen Salamah

The old Nabataean city of Petra is considered one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, but for many of us its fame goes back to one man: Indiana Jones.

Peter Jackson chose a favourite swimming spot to send his Hobbits downriver in the Barrel Run scene from The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.

Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander didn’t stand a chance. The real showstopper in The Light Between Oceans was most definitely Cape Campbell.

Meet Invercargill's most famous media star.

The story of three Aboriginal girls who followed a 1300 kilometre fence home through the desert has inspired more than just a movie.

We talked to New Zealander Alfie Speight, one of the world's most experienced aerial filming helicopter pilots.

Are action films the right vehicle to promote film tourism?