About us.

 

NZ On Screen and AudioCulture are essential guides to New Zealand’s screen heritage and popular music history. The websites are produced by us, the Digital Media Trust (DMT).

NZ On Screen is the online showcase of notable New Zealand television, film, music video and web series. It makes screen content freely available to the people of New Zealand and supports and celebrates the screen industry. 

AudioCulture (the noisy library of New Zealand music) tells the definitive story of New Zealand’s popular music history – its people, labels, scenes and places. Its vision is to be the go-to place for New Zealand’s popular music history. It commissions and publishes in-depth stories about New Zealand’s popular music history that would otherwise be untold. 

DMT values.

Ngā Tikanga/Uaratanga o te DMT


Respect.

Respect is integral. As kaitiakitanga of our nation’s stories, we respect our taonga, audience and creative communities.

Te Whakarangatira i te Tangata.

He kaupapa matua te whakarangatira i te tangata. Ko mātou ngā kaitiaki o ngā tātai kōrero o tō tātou whenua, nā reira, me āta tiaki matou i ā tātou taonga, i te minenga, me ngā hapori auaha.

 

Enthusiasm.

For the love of it. Delivering the spark of passion from creator to audience.

Te Kaingākau.

He kaupapa matua te whakarangatira i te tangata. Ko mātou ngā kaitiaki o ngā tātai kōrero o tō tātou whenua, nā reira, me āta tiaki matou i ā tātou taonga, i te minenga, me ngā hapori auaha.

 

 

Community.

Partnerships are paramount. NZ On Screen and AudioCulture work in a spirit of whanaungatanga, cooperating with and reflecting the values of the creative sector and Aotearoa as a whole.

Te Hapori

Kei runga rawa ngā mahi kōtui. Mahi tahi ai a NZ On Screen me Iwi Waiata i roto i te whanaungatanga, me te mahi tahi, te whakaata hoki i ngā uara o te rāngai auaha, me Aotearoa nui tonu.

 

Reliability.

Reliability underpins our mahi. We act reliably to create a dependable resource for, and with, our stakeholders.

He toka tū moana.

Me matua noho mātou hei toka tū moana. He toka tū moana tō mātou rite, he whai kia tū tētahi taonga whirinaki mā ō mātou kaipupuru pānga, i roto i te wairua mahi tahi.

 

 

How we operate.

 

We are supported by NZ On Air’s Platform funding, as an online content discovery hub that creates and delivers ‘public media content of particular cultural and social value’.

We showcase screen content and stories of our popular music history that otherwise may not be easily accessible to the public. Content is sourced widely, and considerable effort goes into obtaining necessary rights, as well as researching and writing background information. We continue to strengthen our position as essential guides to New Zealand’s popular culture and its history.

Our audiences enjoy and value NZ On Screen and AudioCulture content, as evidenced by regular feedback to our inbox, comments to the website, and through social media. We respond to many enquiries, as our sites and their creators have become go-to information sources.

 

What do we do?
He aha ā tātou mahi?

The Digital Media Trust’s purpose is to provide access, bring context and understanding and enable enjoyment of New Zealand’s popular culture and its history.

Te kaupapa o te Digital Media Trust he hora urunga, he whakarato hoki i te horopaki me te māramatanga, kia piki ake te ngahau ki te ahurea o te marea me ngā tātai kōrero o Aotearoa.

Who do we serve?
Ko wai tā mātou e āwhina nei?

The Digital Media Trust works for people inspired to engage with New Zealand’s popular culture and its history.

E āwhina ana te Digital Media Trust i ngā tāngata katoa e ihiihi ana kia mahi tahi ki te ahurea o te marea, me ngā tātai kōrero o Aotearoa.

User Feedback.

 

“Thanks for the recognition ... great music for this boy growing up in the Naki ... I love what you do for music in New Zealand. ”

Pete Buxton | November 2021

“New Zealand On Screen, since it was created, has really revitalised New Zealanders interests in old television shows.”

Dr Ella Henry | September 2021

Kia whakatōmuri te haere whakamua.

I walk backwards into the future with my eyes fixed on my past.