12:40 Arts projects from an ANZAC opera to a contemporary
Maori Quartet to a video game to a documentary about grass roots rugby are
among the first to be picked for a new fundraising site. Boosted is the
brainchild of the Arts Foundation which prides itself on picking winners. We'll
hear the pitches of some of the selected few invited to launch the site during
the week.
1:10 The 500th episode of At The Movies
1:35 New Plymouth's Puke Ariki staff are six years into a
decade long project to clean, catalogue and digitise more than 100-thousand
historical negatives from two substantial photographic studios. Some of the
images are about to go on display in an exhibition that's bound to stir
emotions. Ruth Harvey, the co-curator, talks about this all-consuming project.
1:45 New Zealand On Air and the New Zealand Film
Commission are offering documentary makers a slice of a new pie of funding, but
will the criteria be too much for some? Bryan Bruce, documentary maker, and Dan
Shanon from the New Zealand Documentaries Trust share their opinions.
2:05 The Laugh Track: Screen actor turned staff actor,
Will Hall (right), who's appearing in Mike and Virginia at Wellington's Circa
Theatre.
2:26 Temporary art installations are fun to explore when
they're on site, but the really hard work is getting the works in... and out.
Justin Gregory meets Terry Haines, otherwise known as Art Lift.
We talk to director, actor, playwright and novelist Phillip
Mann about his long held love of reading and writing science fiction, with the
publication of his latest novel, The Disestablishment of Paradise.
2:50 First time published poet Therese Lloyd talks about
her collection, Other Animals, which is published by VUP.
3:05 The Drama Hour: InSalt, from the SEEyD Theatre
Company - it's a radio adaptation of their hugely successful stage InSalt, set
in 1850s New Zealand.
For more information and images visit the Arts On Sunday
web page: http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/artsonsunday
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