GreenstoneTV 에서는 Prime TV를 통해  3부작으로 방영될 “Decades in Colour” 프로그램에 사용될 1950, 1960, 1970년대 사진을 모집하고 있다.

NZ on Air펀딩으로 진행될  이프로그램에서는 50년, 60년 그리고70년대 다양한 뉴질랜드 풍경, 문화 그리고 일상적인 생활을 담을 계획으로 한국인들의 일상생활(한국인 가정주부, 직장여성과 직장남성, 결혼, 졸업식 장면, 가족행사, 문화 행사, 종교 행사 등)도 포함시키고 싶다고 전해왔다.

“Decades in Colour”프로그램에 참여할 사람은 담당자: Nicole, T. 09-630-7333, decades@greenstonetv.com로 연락하면 되며, 참고로 아래는 GreenstoneTV에서 보내온 원문이다.

SHOUT OUT FOR TV SERIES ‘DECADES IN COLOUR’

WE NEED YOUR COLOUR FOOTAGE

Greenstone TV is making an exciting three-part series for Prime TV, telling New Zealand’s history from the inside out primarily through home film footage.

‘Decades In Colour’ will travel through three unforgettable decades of change – the 1950’s, 1960’s and 1970’s, revealing the big moments and the reality of life for ordinary Kiwis.

Using home colour footage, archived film footage and interviews with people involved in key events and everyday activities, this landmark series will capture what life was really like during those nostalgic years from the inside out.

But, we can’t do it without you.

So, the ‘Decades in Colour’ team is on a nationwide search for colour home footage from the ‘50’s, 60’s and 70’s to help shape our documentary series and tell the story of a changing nation.

The series will be about what these decades were like for ordinary Kiwis.

We’d love to find colour footage of both important and domestic events throughout the country. It could be rural or urban, feature music, politics, or cultural events. Think, the Lions tour, The Beatles arriving, anti-war protests, the Nelson cyclone, sons and fathers going off to war.

But we also want your stories of everyday life – the beach, picnics, A & P shows, skateboarding, parties, bands, fashion, protests, anything that evokes the times or has a great story behind it.

Please contact us if you have any personal, colour home footage that could be a part of a television series committed to showing the 50’s, 60’s and ‘70’s as they really were.

Nicole Wood
Researcher - Decades In Colour
Greenstone TV