12:43 The 100th issue of New Zealand Books: Why its
editors, Harry Ricketts and Jane Westaway, believe it's still important even
with all the on line reviews being written these days. New Zealand Books
12:48 Ambitious profit-share and renovation plans for one
of Auckland's smaller theatres, The Basement, are explained by General Manager
Charlie McDermott and Venue Manager Sam Snedden.
1:10 At The Movies: The final Twilight, a nice little
movie called Robot & Frank, and the story of fashion empress, and unlikely
feminist role-model, Diana Vreeland.
1:33 Los Angeles lawyer Mark Litwak: What movie studios
are in the market for these days and how the movie making scene has changed,
from the move away from film to illegal downloading.
1:48 Two young movers and shakers in the arts scene,
songwriter Anthonie Tonnon who's with Tono and the Finance company and clothing
designer Emily Miller-Sharma, explain what keeps them in New Zealand, for now
at least, when so many other creatives are seeking fame and fortune overseas.
This is ahead of a public forum they're involved in called Why Are You Still
Here?
2:05 The Laugh Track: Millen Baird and Kiel McNaughton,
the minds behind the TV comedy series Auckland Daze.
2:26 Big band leader and trombone player Rodger Fox puts
his case for government money to set up a national big band, along the lines of
a tried and tested model.
2:35 David Steemson joins sculptor Terry Stringer as he
works on one of his most ambitious projects yet.
2:53 Held in Auckland once a month, Creative Mornings
provide the opportunity for an audience to watch presentations given by those
involved in the Creative Industries; from street art to film, digital fx to web
development. Sonia Sly speaks to Co-ordinator Jade Tang about the origins of
Creative Mornings in the States and the benefit for New Zealand talent to be
placed in a context alongside innovative and creative international talent.
3:05 The Drama Hour: 31 Egmont Street is that
increasingly rare beast - a radio play recorded in front of a live audience!
For more information and images visit The Arts on Sunday
webpage: http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/artsonsunday
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