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Kiwi Film was one of Asia's leading boutique production houses and service providers based in Hong Kong from 1984 to 2006. This is the final showreel demonstrating the work of Kiwi Film's principal owner, Justin Keen, as DOP, editor and producer.
updated 2 years ago
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I found the film cli here on YT all versions ended abruptly before the finish, and elsewhere on YT I found a clean recording of the song crediting Universal music, so I've combimed the two here and cleaned the video up a tad and so here it is.
The documentary was never completed, and this reserch video was never intended for release, and thus, copyright clearance has not been made for any of the music, and third party images or video used in this project.
As this video is of public interest to the community at large, the producers would like to release this video into the public domain openly and without commercial interest.
As the producers have no further commercial interest in this project,
we claim “Fair Use” as it relates to the third party copyright material contained in this video.
The documentary was never completed, and this reserch video was never intended for release, and thus, copyright clearance has not been made for any of the music, and third party images or video used in this project.
As this video is of public interest to the community at large, the producers would like to release this video into the public domain openly and without commercial interest.
As the producers have no further commercial interest in this project, we claim “Fair Use” as it relates to the third party copyright material contained in this video.
This vide was produced for A&E Channel and is still available for purchase from A&E and the usual sites like Amazon.com. This excerpt is reproduced without permission but shown here for reference only.
This is the final showreel demonstrating the work of Kiwi Film's principal owner, Justin Keen, as DOP, editor and producer.
0:00 Teaser (compilation)
2:22 Kiwi Film Showreel 2006 - Documentary + Corporate
2:30 Success Through Excellence - On Creative for Hutchison Whampoa Ltd (Justin Keen - Director of Photography)
5:35 The Introduction to Dynasty of Dance - Blue Angel Films & Kiwi Film (Justin Keen - Director of Photography, Editor, co-producer)
6:47 HERO defined - Atlantis Films for Edko Films (Justin Keen - Director of Photography, Supervising Editor)
8:06 iPlanet Launch - Sun | Netscape Alliance (Justin Keen - Producer, Supervising Editor)
8:52 Oracle School of Maths - Oracle Corporation (Justin Keen - Director of Photography)
9:55 Hutchison Telecom IPO - On Creative for HTIL (Justin Keen - Director of Photography)
10:34 Building Exceptional Value - Kiwi Film for Swire Properties (Justin Keen - Producer, Director of Photography, Editor)
12:04 A World of Open Gates - On Creative for Hutchison Port Holdings (Justin Keen - Director of Photography)
13:35 DOT Media - Window Film for DOT Media Industries (Director of Photography, Supervising Editor)
14:24 Masterclass - Undulation (From Dynast of Dance) - Blue Angel Films & Kiwi Film (Justin Keen - Director of Photography, Editor, co-producer)
16:05 A Fearless Journey - Atlantis Films for Edko Films (Justin Keen - Director of Photography)
Part 1/4
0:10 Introduction to Channel 9/60 project - Justin Keen
4:07 Channel 9/60 Continuity - Mike Brady - Orientation kick off.
4:27 John Lowther's Midnight Movie Review - "Houses of Fear" and/or "Taste the Blood of Dracula" or something.
5:14 Chris Barrett's Roving Reports - David Benson, Cultural Affairs Officer, AUSA.
5:49 Channel 9/60 Continuity - Mike Brady - Orientation almost "SOLD OUT".
6:02 University Folk Club - Invitation to the Orientation Folk Concert.
6:23 University Folk Club Orientation Concert - Peter Madill & Cath Newhook live from the Maidment Theatre.
8:19 John Lowther's Midnight Movie Review - "A load of rubbish".
8:29 Channel 9/60 Continuity - Mike Brady - First 1980 edition of Craccum published.
8:50 Chris Barrett's Roving Reports - Katherine White, editor of Craccum, AUSA's student magazine...
9:10 John Lowther's Midnight Movie Review - " 'snot bad"
9:30 Channel 9/60 Continuity - Mike Brady - "Toy Love" concert almost sold out.
9:52 The Primmers live from the Recreation Centre.
12:18 Channel 9/60 Continuity - Mike Brady - Orientation is a complete "SELL OUT".
12:53 Toy Love farewell to NZ concert live from the Recreation Centre.
DISCLAIMER: This video contains some performance, music and graphic material that may be subject to copyright. The producer acknowledges that the copyright for this material remains with the various copyright owners and that the inclusion of this material in this video is "Fair Use" in the educational context that the program was produced, and the non-commercial nature of this presentation, and that this is a historical document for the greater good of the past present and future students of the University of Auckland.
Produced by Justin Keen - 1980
Part 2/4
0:09 Chris Barrett's Roving Reports: Michael Stevens for Gay Liberation Society.
0:29 John Lowther's Midnight Film Review - Peter Tanczos.
1:02 Mike Brady Continuity - The Iron Lung Competition.
1:16 John Lowther's Roving Report: The Iron Lung Competition with David Merrirt.
3:58 John Lowther's Roving Report: The Environmental Group.
4:54 Chris Barrett's Roving Reports: Jill Frewin, Welfare Officer and Contact, AUSA.
5:19 Super Sunday - The Orientation carnival in Albert Park
9:20 Chris Barrett's Roving Reports - The Auckland University Debating Society
10:38 John Lowther's Midnight Film Review - Peter Tanczos and his pet rat Tony.
11:00 Mike Brady Continuity - with a visit from Peter Tanczos' pet rat Tony.
11:29 John Lowther's Midnight Film Review: Blue Kennedy, Maidment Theatre projectionist.
DISCLAIMER: This video contains some performance, music and graphic material that may be subject to copyright. The producer acknowledges that the copyright for this material remains with the various copyright owners and that the inclusion of this material in this video is "Fair Use" in the educational context that the program was produced, and the non-commercial nature of this presentation, and that this is a historical document for the greater good of the past present and future students of the University of Auckland.
Produced by Justin Keen - 1980
Part 3/4
0:09 Spelling Mistakes live at the Recreation Centre
2:30 Chris Barrett's Roving Reports: Darryl Carey, National Affairs Offcier, AUSA
3:05 John Lowther's Roving Reports: The Auckland University Undwerwater Club
3:56 The Holding Your Head in a Bucket of Water Competition compered by Christopher Parr
8:21 Folk Cub Orientation Concert at the Maidment: Beth Noakes
DISCLAIMER: This video contains some performance, music and graphic material that may be subject to copyright. The producer acknowledges that the copyright for this material remains with the various copyright owners and that the inclusion of this material in this video is "Fair Use" in the educational context that the program was produced, and the non-commercial nature of this presentation, and that this is a historical document for the greater good of the past present and future students of the University of Auckland.
Produced by Justin Keen - 1980
Part 4/4
0:10 Chris Barrett's Roving Reports: Rachel Dudding, AUSA receptionist.
0:43 Radio B - On air with Mike Brady. (Now 95bFM)
2:29 Citizen Band - Live on stage at the Student Recreation Centre.
7:25 Channel 9/60 Continuity - Mike Brady "Weather Report"
7:42 Midnight Film Review with John Lowther
7:52 Credits - featuring David Merritt as Vitalstatistix
DISCLAIMER: This video contains some performance, music and graphic material that may be subject to copyright. The producer acknowledges that the copyright for this material remains with the various copyright owners and that the inclusion of this material in this video is "Fair Use" in the educational context that the program was produced, and the non-commercial nature of this presentation, and that this is a historical document for the greater good of the past present and future students of the University of Auckland.
Produced by Justin Keen - 1980
I was camera assistant and "understudy" Lighting Cameraman on this film. When Alan Locke was unavailable to shoot the last segment "Aitutaki", Gregor kindly asked me to stand in.
Ten years later the gaffers on this film did us all proud: Stuart Dryburgh was nominated for an Oscar for best cinematography for "the Piano" with Don Jowsey as gaffer. The Piano received 3 Oscars that year.
IMDB records this film as titled "Drum/Sing" and made in 1987. I recall that Drum/Sing was the working title and here it is released as BodySpeak in 1983.
I trust that Gregor and the sponsors, the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council of New Zealand do not have any issues with my displaying this copy here.
- Justin Keen
- I believe this is copyright 1982 Propellor Records and / or Simon Grigg.
Made on a shoestring with support from Northern Regional Arts Council, Agfa-Gevaert (NZ) Ltd and TVNZ.
© 1982 Tasman Film Associates
© 1979 Justin Keen
The film was shot and edited over a 6 month period using some found expired 16mm black and white TV news film. Some was processed by hand, but this proved too difficult and the remainder was processed with the kind assistance of David Calderwood of Reynolds/Vidcom Film Laboratory. Brian Weatherly kindly provided the voice over and the producer would like to expressly thank the students and staff who appeared in the film.
(c) Justin Keen 1981


