Screen - Kia mahi kiriata
Screen Marlborough is the regional film office for Marlborough. We can help with your filming needs, permits, locations, and connections to iwi and the Department of Conservation. We collaborate with the Nelson-Tasman district and other Regional Film Offices of New Zealand, the New Zealand Film Commission and other organisations in the screen sector.
Take a close-up of Marlborough
Marlborough is a fantastic screen destination and we invite you to view our region through a film lens. It is unique, accessible, affordable, and there is a driven group of film crew and a studio waiting.
Film Permit Applications
Do you need a film permit? Under most circumstances to film in Marlborough you will. Screen Marlborough can help.
Locations in the Top of the South
Te Tauihu o te Waka-a-Māui (the top of the South Island) has natural talent.
From the Marlborough Sounds to the vineyards of the Wairau Plain, traditional farming backdrops to unique urban offerings, Marlborough and the Nelson-Tasman region has so many locations to offer.
Made in Marlborough
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Light Between the OceansThe international production The Light Between Oceans, the adaptation of M. L. Stedman’s best-selling novel, was filmed in 2014 at Cape Campbell on Marlborough’s East Coast as well as in Otago and Tasmania. -
NorthspurSet in a post-apocalyptic New Zealand, the action drama was filmed almost entirely in Marlborough and was written by Nelson-based screenwriter Justin Eade and directed by Marlborough’s Aaron Falvey. -
Making Marlborough – the Migrant StoryMaking Marlborough – the Migrant Story is a full feature-length documentary that tells Marlborough’s immigrant stories in a contemporary manner for a twenty-first century audience. It is a celebration of the diversity of Marlborough and of the people who now call this place home.