Don't Miss Your Chance to See Andrew Todd's First-Ever Feature Film on the Big Screen!
Join us for an exclusive screening of South Island filmmaker Andrew Todd's debut feature film Ghost Shark 2: Urban Jaws (2015), followed by an intimate Q&A session where Andrew will share the real-world logistics and lessons learned from creating a no-budget feature film.
Gain firsthand insights into the creative and practical challenges of independent feature filmmaking directly from someone who's done it.
This event is a must for filmmakers looking to advance and anyone thinking about taking the next step toward producing their own feature.
This is a limited-space workshop with costs covered, and spots are expected to fill quickly. If you're interested, email us at
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An unmissable opportunity to learn, connect, and be inspired - contact us today to register your interest.
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Andrew Todd is an award-winning, hyper-indie writer-filmmaker from New Zealand and Canada. At 22, he got his Fine Arts Honours degree and self-produced his feature debut GHOST SHARK 2: URBAN JAWS; now, he’s launching his idiosyncratic stories, finely-honed craft, and subversion of genre into the global industry.
An experienced stage/screen freelancer with 70+ professional credits, Andrew’s stageplays and short films have won numerous awards for their writing, production, and technical craft, and his shorts have played at genre festivals around the world. He spent seven years managing New Zealand's beloved short filmmaking competition 48HOURS, and eight years as a film critic, jurying for festivals like Fantastic Fest alongside luminaries like Leonard Maltin and Edgar Wright.
Andrew co-founded script services company Freak Development in 2024 with partner Cathasaigh Ó Fiannachta, and serves on the boards of the NZ Writers Guild and Canterbury screen advocacy group Te Puna Matarau. He has multiple feature film and television projects in development.
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