My Life is Murder Season 4: Greenstone TV 2023. 8 new episodes, now Screening in 90 international territories .

Te Hokinga Mai: The Return. Titles Music, 2023. Award-winning Māori filmmaker Kathleen Mantel’s latest project about Māori reconnecting with their whenua and whakapapa.

The Brokenwood Mysteries Season 10: South Pacific Pictures 2023. 6 Brand new episodes of the hit series.

THE MOTHERHOOD ANTHOLOGY: Rule of Mum, TVNZ 2023.

ORIGINS Season 2: Scottie Productions, Director: Dan Salmon. 2023. Scotty Morrison explores the origins of the kūmara, which was brought to Aotearoa on waka by Māori across the Pacific Ocean.

Waharoa, Art of the Pacific: Kimihia Films 2022.

No Maori Allowed: Kindred Films 2022.

My Life is Murder Season 3: Greenstone TV 2022.

Whanau, Series 5: Tumanako Productions 2022.

SPCA Rescue, Titles Music: Imagination TV 2022.

The Brokenwood Mysteries Season 9: South Pacific Pictures 2022.

The Brokenwood Mysteries Season 8: South Pacific Pictures 2021.

My Life is Murder, season 2: 10 part crime comedy drama, Greenstone TV. 2021.

AKE AKE AKE: 3 Part Documentary Series, Scottie Production for Maori Television. 2021.

Six Angry Women: TVNZ Sunday Theatre Telefeature 2021, Emmeline Films.

Balance of the five elements: Feature Film2020. Making Movies, China Intercontinental Communication Centre, Directed by Jan-Hinrik Drevs

The Brokenwood Mysteries Season 7: South Pacific Pictures 2020-2021.

Hopes And Dreams, Sky Grasslands: Short Film for Mike Single (Single Vision Films) 2019

ORIGINS: 3 PART DOCUMENTARY SERIES (GREENSTONE TV) 2020. Directed by Dan Salmon.

COLOURS OF CHINA: 5 PART DOCUMENTARY SERIES 2019-2020

A WAR STORY: TELEFEATURE  2018

IN DARK PLACES: TELEFEATURE TVNZ 2018

ARTEFACT : TV Series for Greenstone TV presented by Dame Anne Salmond

THE BROKENWOOD MYSTERIES SEASONs 1,3,4,5,6 : Award winning murder mystery.

THE SISTERHOOD : Short Film. Finalist, TVNZ New Blood web series competition

That’s a Bit Racist: 2 part TV series, Theme music

AOTEAROA: 2 Seasons of the beautiful history series for Maori TV

BURGERS & SHAKES : Additional music for Short Film By Stephane Monten

THE PRICE OF MILK: TVNZ Documentary presented by Cameron Bennett

DIRTY LAUNDRY – TVNZ DRAMA 2016: 13 part comedy/drama for TVNZ & Filthy productions.

The Price of Peace: Feature Documentary – 2015 – The enlightening and moving portrait of Tūhoe activist, artist and kaumātua Tame Iti. Premiered at the 2015 New Zealand Film Festival

Westside: 2015-2020:Prequel to Outrageous Fortune,This series tells the story of legendary safe cracker and career criminal, Ted West and his fire cracker of a wife, Rita.

Step Dave TV Comedy Drama Series 2014, 2015: STEP DAVE is a light-hearted, family drama which demonstrates one of the realities of modern life – that families come in all different shapes and sizes.

Atomic Falafel – Feature Film: Israeli/German/NZ coproduction 2015, Two girls from nuclear towns in Israel and Iran spill their countries most valuable secrets on Facebook while trying to prevent a nuclear crisis.

DNA Detectives (TV) – 2015: DNA Detectives is taking twelve well-known New Zealanders on the adventure of a lifetime following the road map hidden within them. Production Company: Jam TV.

Waiata – Maori Television (Titles Music). A series that provides a platform for emerging + established Maori artists to perform original music.

The Kick – Tele-feature: The Kick is the story of Stephen Donald, and that kick he slotted to ensure New Zealand won the Rugby World Cup in 2011. Production Company: Great Southern Television

The Golden Hour – Tele-feature/Documentary/Drama: Based on iconic New Zealand Olympians Peter Snell and Murray Halberg and their coach Arthur Lydiard, earned an Emmy nomination for Best Documentary.

Strongman ‘The Tragedy’ – Feature Documentary: Soundtrack nominated for best original music. Director: Gaylene Preston Producer: Paula McTaggart – Winner of Best Documentary NZ Film & Television Awards.

Outrageous Fortune: Seasons 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 (TV) (Drama series) 2006-2010. South Pacific Pictures   Producer: John Laing

This Town: Meet the people who make New Zealand a varied culture – and share in their stories, the highs and the lows of living in This Town.

NZ Story – Titles & incidental music: NZ Story gives courageous, honest, heroic and inspirational kiwis a chance to tell their tale.

Mercy Peak Seasons 1,2,3 (TV): Score nominated for best original music NZTV awards. Theme & all incidental Music. (Awarded 12 nominations for TV Guide Awards) South Pacific Pictures. Producer: John Laing

This Way of Life – Feature Documentary: Film/ NZ Film Festival, Top 15 contender for an Oscar – 2nd at the Berlin Film Festival 2010 – Tom & Sumner Burstyn – Feature Film

After the Waterfall: A feature Film based on the Book ‘The Paraffin Child’ – Director: Simone Horricks Producer: Trevor Haysom

Skin & Bone: Feature Film (based on the stage play ‘Foreskin’s Lament’) – Screenworks. Producer: Chris Hampsen Director: Chris Bailey

Nights in the Gardens of Spain: Tele-feature. Based on the novel by, Witi Ihimaera. Sunday Theatre TV1 – Cinco Cine Director: Katie Wolfe

Prison Families: Ground-breaking series following ten New Zealand families over six months as they grapple with the challenges of living with a loved one behind bars. – Gibson Group.

Along for the Ride: Bike-nut- slash-radio presenter Simon Morton rolls out on a nationwide quest to find out why NZ would be lost up a creek. – Gibson Group.

Stolen: Tele-feature. Stolen tells the story of the kidnapping of baby Kahu Durie. South Pacific Pictures Producer: Chris Hampsen Director: Britta Johnstone

Outrageous Fortune – The Movie: Tele Feature 2006.South Pacific Pictures   Producer: John Laing

Diplomatic Immunity: (Comedy Series) South Pacific Pictures. Producer: Chris Hampsen

Doves of War: (6 part Drama Series) Screenworks. Producer: Chris Hampsen Director: Chris Bailey

Polynesian Panthers: From the Dawn Raids to Bastion Point & the Springbok Tour – Nevak ‘Ilolahia explores a movement co-founded by her Uncle Will, set up in the early 70s to liberate Maori and Pacific Islanders in NZ.

Nga Tamatoa – 40 years on: Documentary marking the 40th anniversary (14 September 2012) of the first National Maori Language Day in 1972, at which the Maori Language Petition was presented to parliament.

Te Korokoro o te Parata: commissioned by Auckland Museum. Immersive soundscapes as part of the Moana:My Ocean exhibit, which runs at the museum until October 20. Director : Dan Mace

Te Papa Aztec Exhibition: The fascinating and ultimately tragic story of the Aztec Empire through an array of cultural treasures and dramatic multimedia from Mexico’s major museums. Director : Dan Mace

He Toki Huna: documentary that explores the decade of New Zealand’s involvement in the war in Afghanistan.

Red White Black and Blue: Documentary. Students from South Los Angeles fly around the world to play Rugby.

Living in the Dreamtime: The remarkable story of Madge Taraipine Mohi, a Māori woman working with indigenous communities in Australia, who, along the way discovers a missing piece of her own heart.

The Trouble with Words: Documentary about adult literacy.

Papa Joe (Doco): Taught by his Te Whanau-a-Apanui elders, Papa Hohepa was a renowned practitioner and teacher of Mätauranga and Rongoa Mäori.

Fusion Feasts: Peter Gordon cooking series produced by Hinewehi Mohi for TV3

Marae Kai Masters: Marae teams from across New Zealand turn up the heat in the country’s newest competitive cooking show

Air NZ Rugby Cup: (Regional Rugby Show) Sky TV

Indigenous Insight: Maori Television. Producer – Te Anga Nathan

Te Kaea: Maori Television News

Miharo (6 seasons): (Children’s Educational Show – Maori Television) Tumanako sound design – Producer: Kay Ellmers

Korero O Nehe Ra: 30x animated stories for Maori TV. Music & all Sound Design and Voice recording

TV2 – (Channel Brand Music) TVNZ.

The Summit: (Reality Series for TV3) Producer: Paul Dodge

Coxy’s Day Off: (Travelling Series). Producer: Paul Dodge

Stakeout: (Investigative TV Series) Screentime Communicado. Producer: John Keir

No Ordinary Joe: (TV3 Documentary) Kiwa Productions)

Patupaiarehe: Pre-School Series for Maori Television). Producer: Hinewehi Mohi

Aroha: Short Films Series.(Best Indigenous Drama Awards, Winner Drama Series for Aroha Films, Canadian Film Festival).

Hardout: (Teenage Comedy Series) Screenworks. Producer: Chris Hampsen Director: Chris Bailey

The Summit: NZ competitive reality TV show.

Relative Guilt: Soundtrack (Documentary). Best Documentary Program, Winner Qantas Media Awards 1999).Producer: Leanne Pooley.

Kiwi Buddha: (Documentary). TV Guide People’s Choice Awards, Winner Best Script. Producers: Leanne Pooley & Pita Carey

The Receivers: (TV1 Documentary) Nona Films.

Some of my best Friends: Soundtrack (TV2 Series) Tumanako. Producer: Kay Ellmers

Pa Tucker: (Cooking Series – Maori Television). Maori Television.

Toitu Te Whenua: Series (Maori Television). Producer: Hinewehi Mohi.

World of Wearable Arts: An annual International Art and Fashion event where designers can enter garments of wearable art.

Native Diet: Factual TV series that challenges a group of participants to eat and exercise like their tupuna in an effort to have a healthier body and mind.

Some of my best friends: Presented by Pio Terei, this six part documentary series explores and challenges, prejudice and stereotype in New Zealand society.

Kia Mau: new bilingual series for Māori Television.

Swagger: Maori TV Drama Series

Education New Zealand: Educational 5 minute song for world distribution – World Summit meeting.

Te Kauta: A risqué chat show with guests for Maori TV

Patupaiarehe: Childrens TV show for Maori TV.

Stakeout: exposé tv show for screentime TV3.

Sports Nation: Local TV Show 2001.

Powhiri: Documentary – TUMANAKO PRODUCTIONS.

Redemption (Short Film): Director: Katie Wolfe.

Ebony Society (Short Film). Director: Tammy Davis.

The Rap (Short Film): Producer: Brad Haami

Headlong (Short Film): Simon Raby/Rachel Jean

The Word (Short Film): Brad Haami