NZCS is proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of three of our members who were honoured at the 2025 New Zealand Screen Awards | Ngā Taonga Whakaata o Aotearoa. Their work continues to showcase the artistry, dedication and world-class cinematography of Aotearoa’s screen sector.

Dominic Fryer — Best Camerawork: Documentary / Factual – Series

Live and Let Dai
South Pacific Pictures / Three and ThreeNow
Fryer’s sensitive and nimble camerawork brings authenticity and heart to this compelling factual series.

Tim Flower — Best Camerawork: Documentary / Factual – Feature

Marlon Williams: Ngā Ao E Rua – Two Worlds
Monsoon Pictures International / Whakaata Māori / 2025
A beautifully observed and deeply crafted piece of documentary camerawork that captures both intimacy and scale with sensitivity.

Dave Cameron NZCS ACS — Images and Sound Best Cinematography: Drama Series

A Remarkable Place to Die
Screentime New Zealand and Real Film Berlin / TVNZ 1 & TVNZ+
Cameron’s work continues to set a high benchmark for dramatic storytelling through impeccable visual craft.

Gin Loane — Images and Sound Best Cinematography: Feature Film

The Convert
Jump Film and Television / Brouhaha Entertainment / 2024
Loane’s atmospheric and powerful cinematography played a central role in bringing this landmark feature to life.

NZCS extends a huge mihi and heartfelt congratulations to Tim, Dave and Gin for their exceptional contributions to New Zealand cinematography. Their achievements reflect not only personal excellence but also the strength and talent of our wider cinematography whānau.