Getting to Our Place

Getting to Our Place is a 1999 New Zealand documentary about building the national museum Te Papa.[1][2][3]

Getting to Our Place
Directed byGaylene Preston
Anna Cottrell
Produced byGaylene Preston
Edited byPaul Sutorius
Music byJonathan Besser
Production
company
Gaylene Preston Productions
Release date
  • 1999 (1999)
Running time
72 minutes
LanguageEnglish

Synopsis

Shows the decision making process behind the building of Te Papa.[4]

Credits
  • David Gascoigne – Subject
  • Howard Morrison – Subject
  • Jonathan Besser – Composer
  • Jennifer Bush – Associate Producer
  • Anna Cottrell – Co-Director, Field Director
  • Mary Daysh – Field Director
  • Michael Hedges – Sound Mix
  • Michael Huddleston – Sound Recordist
  • Robin Laing – Associate Producer
  • Craig Mullis – Sound Recordist
  • Gaylene Preston – Co-Director, Producer
  • Kit Rollings – Sound Design
  • Darryn Smith – Camera Operator
  • Geoff Steven – Executive Producer
  • Jason Stutter – Online Editor
  • Paul Sutorius – Editor
  • Chris Terpstra – Camera Operator
  • Dave Tingey – Sound Recordist
  • Mary Wall – Post-Production Supervisor
  • Jonno Woodford-Robinson – Online Editor

Reviews

References
  1. "Getting to Our Place". NZ On Screen. Gaylene Preston Productions. 1999. Retrieved 17 March 2023.
  2. Calder, Peter. "Intricate map of rocky road travelled to Te Papa". The New Zealand Herald. Retrieved 30 January 2023.
  3. "Getting to Our Place". British Film Institute. 1999.
  4. "Getting to our place". National Library of New Zealand. 1999.
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