Amanda Palmer | AMANDA PALMER talks with best-selling novelist CATHERINE ROBERTSON @ the AUCKLAND WRITERS FESTIVAL @amandapalmer | Uploaded 3 years ago | Updated 1 hour ago
Amanda Palmer discusses art, process, independence, patronage, feminism and what she's learned as a foreigner in Aotearoa New Zealand with award-winning Kiwi novelist Catherine Robertson.
Filmed live at the Aotea Center, Auckland, May 16th, 2021 during the Auckland Writers Festival. This project was funded by over 13,000 patrons. THANK YOU ALL for chipping in to make it possible.
You can read more about this project - and see behind-the-scenes/backstage photos - at patreon.com/posts/51987683.
CREDITS:
Film Cameras:
Olly Harris
Jono Drew
Audio:
Ricky Huntington
Produced & Edited by Sundae Pictures.
Make-up: Stefan Knight
Still Photography: Paul Taylor, Marcel Tromploeil
Special thanks to Hugh Sundae, Xan Hamilton for all the hard work backstage, and many thanks to all of Team AFP around the globe - Jordan, Michael, Hayley, Alex and Cat - for helping to put this one together.
Last but not least, much gratitude to the Auckland Writers Festival for having us.
Amanda Palmer discusses art, process, independence, patronage, feminism and what she's learned as a foreigner in Aotearoa New Zealand with award-winning Kiwi novelist Catherine Robertson.
Filmed live at the Aotea Center, Auckland, May 16th, 2021 during the Auckland Writers Festival. This project was funded by over 13,000 patrons. THANK YOU ALL for chipping in to make it possible.
You can read more about this project - and see behind-the-scenes/backstage photos - at patreon.com/posts/51987683.
CREDITS:
Film Cameras:
Olly Harris
Jono Drew
Audio:
Ricky Huntington
Produced & Edited by Sundae Pictures.
Make-up: Stefan Knight
Still Photography: Paul Taylor, Marcel Tromploeil
Special thanks to Hugh Sundae, Xan Hamilton for all the hard work backstage, and many thanks to all of Team AFP around the globe - Jordan, Michael, Hayley, Alex and Cat - for helping to put this one together.
Last but not least, much gratitude to the Auckland Writers Festival for having us.
