EATING MEDIA LUNCH. SERIES 2. EPISODE 6

Year: 2004
Reference: F81080
Media type: Moving image

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Year: 2004
Reference: F81080
Media type: Moving image

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Series: EATING MEDIA LUNCH
Place of production: New Zealand/Aotearoa
Categories: Television
Duration: 0:30:00
Broadcast Date: 06/07/2004
Production company: GREAT SOUTHERN TELEVISION
Credits: Director: Paul Casserly
Presenter: Jeremy Wells
Producer: Paul Casserly
Producer: Claire Logan
Writers: Paul Casserly
Writers: Lee Baker
Contributing Writers: Wendyl Nissen
Contributing Writers: Claire Logan
Contributing Writers: Jeremy Wells
Contributing Writers: Finlay McDonald
Contributing Writers: Graeme Hill
Contributing Writers: Philip Smith
Editor: Phil Green
Studio Director: Leon Sefton
Studio Crew: Rebecca Goodenough
Studio Crew: Mark Pritchard
Studio Crew: Mike Manders
Studio Crew: Nick McPhee
Studio Crew: Kerry Weaver
Studio Crew: Simon Weir
Studio Crew: Nathan Smith
Research: Randall Potter
Field Director: Lee Baker
Executive Producer: Philip Smith
‘Media Dog’ Director Animator: Anthony Ellison

‘Hosted by Jeremy Wells (aka Newsboy) EATING MEDIA LUNCH examines how the media presents news and information...The series features a range of local and international media personalities and casts a satirical eye over advertising, reality TV and tabloid as well as news and current issues.’ (TVNZ Publicity)

A look at media in Greymouth, focussing on newspaper ‘The West Coast Messenger’ and local station Radio Wai. Wells subjects students at the NZ Broadcasting School to a studio quiz.

Interviews: Ronnie McGee and Tane Johnson (Radio Wai). Amy Wilson (Editor, West Coast Messenger). Broadcasting students Atlas Christie, Andrea Scott, Andrew Gourdie, Kate Reece, Jerry Tauamiti and Alice Kitto.