Winner of Best First Feature at the Talinn Black Nights Film Festival 2023, The Moon is Upside Down is Loren Taylor’s feature directorial debut.
Set against the backdrop of New Zealand’s stunning countryside and gritty urban suburbs, The Moon is Upside Down sees three characters grapple with an insatiable yearning for connection.
The Moon is Upside Down is presented by Miss Conception Films and Escapade Pictures in association with the New Zealand Film Commission and Vendetta Films and releases in cinemas throughout Aotearoa from May 2, 2024.
The Public Good provided Unit Publicity services to Greenstone TV for My Life is Murder Aotearoa seasons 2 and 3.
Starring Lucy Lawless (Xena - Warrior Princess), My Life is Murder screens internationally on Acorn TV and on TVNZ+ and TVNZ 1 in New Zealand.
The Public Good managed Unit Publicity for Great Southern Television’s six-part psychological drama, Friends Like Her and is overseeing the domestic PR campaign to support Warner Bros. Discovery ANZ’s launch of the series.
Created by Sarah-Kate Lynch, the series stars Morgana O’Reilly and Tess Haubrich and premieres Monday 15 April in New Zealand on ThreeNow and Three. Fifth Season is handling international distribution.
Dark City - The Cleaner is a six-part crime thrilled based on the best-selling novels by author Paul Cleave. The series stars Cohen Holloway and Chelsie Preston-Crayford with direction by Rick Jacobson.
Produced by John Barnett and Chloe Smith, the series is a Dark City Production in association with New Zealand Government's Te Puna Kairangi Premium Productions for International Audiences Fund and NZ On Air. The series will screen on Sky as part of the Sky Originals NZ slate in Aotearoa, with international distribution by Lionsgate.
The series is now streaming on NEON and plays Monday at 8.30pm on Sky’s SoHo channel.
Through his collection of photographic portraits in Manu Kōingo – Birds of Yearning, photographer Jae Frew pays tribute to Aotearoa’s extinct and endangered native wildlife, bringing together his in-depth knowledge of portraiture with a lifelong interest in birds, and fervour for creating objects with wood.
The Public Good provided publicity for Frew’s 2023 and 2024 photographic exhibitions at Parnell Gallery in Auckland.
For Great Southern TV, The Public Good provided unit publicity services on Spinal Destination.
In 2024, as part of our work with the Sky Originals team, The Public Good is managing the PR campaign for Spinal Destination, a new six-part comedy series releasing March 27 on Sky Open and streaming from March 28 on NEON.
Spinal Destination received support from NZ On Air.
Starring Ireland’s Richard Flood and NZ’s Acushla-Tara Kupe, The Gone is a gripping mystery series from Kingfisher Films and Blinder Films, in association with Southern Light Films (NZ) for RTÉ and TVNZ.
The Gone was produced with support from Te Puna Kairangi, the New Zealand Government’s Premium Productions for International Audiences Fund and New Zealand’s Screen Production Grant, Screen Ireland/Fís Éireann, RTÉ, TVNZ, NZ On Air and the BAI Sound & Vision Fund. Global distribution is by Red Arrow Studios International.
New Zealand viewers can watch the series on TVNZ+. Also airing on RTÉ in Ireland and BBC in the UK.
The Public Good provides publicity services to Loading Docs, an annual collection of short documentaries which returns for is 10th season in 2024.
Produced by Notable Pictures and made with support from NZ On Air.
The Public Good is working with New Zealand’s Mukpuddy Animation and their international co-production partners on the Unit Publicity and creative assets for Badjelly the Witch, an 13-part animated adaptation of Spike Milligan’s classic children’s story.
The Public Good is the local PR agency representing Amazon’s Prime Video in Aotearoa, New Zealand.
Since 2016, Tamar Münch has provided PR & Communications consultancy to Johnson & Laird, New Zealand’s top talent agency, representing the finest performers and creators for more than 20 years.
The Public Good provides PR consultancy and support services to MediaWorks’ communications, marketing and publicity personnel.
Tamar Münch provides PR & Communications consultancy to Spada, New Zealand’s Screen Producers’ Guild.
The Public Good is managing Unit Publicity for Madam, a new 10-part dramedy produced by Tavake and XYZ Films for Fifth Season and Warner Bros. Discovery NZ.
Rachel Griffiths (“Six Feet Under”, “Brothers & Sisters”, Hilary & Jackie, Muriel’s Wedding) stars as McKenzie ‘Mack’ Leigh who, when faced with a philandering husband and a mountain of debt, starts up an ethical brothel in small town New Zealand to provide for her family. Madam is based on the unpublished memoir of Antonia Murphy, an American woman who was inspired by New Zealand’s decriminalisation of sex work and founded an escort agency built on a philosophy of protecting women’s legal rights, emotional well-being, and financial independence.
The stellar ensemble cast features Rima Te Wiata (“The Wheel of Time”, Hunt for the Wilderpeople) and newcomer Ariāna Osborne with Danielle Cormack (“Wentworth”, “Secret City”), Robbie Magasiva (“Wentworth”, Bad Behaviour) and Martin Henderson (“Virgin River”, A24’s X).
Shoshana McCallum, who won an International Emmy for NZ series “Inside”, and Harry McNaughton (“The Pact”) co-wrote the series and will act as showrunners on the production with set-up direction from Kacie Anning (“Class of ’07”, “Upload”, “Diary of a Future President”). Madeleine Sami (The Breaker Upperers, “Double Parked”, “Gold Diggers”) will also direct.
Tom Hern (Shadow in the Cloud, The Dark Horse, “The Panthers”), Halaifonua Finau (“The Panthers”, Red, White and Brass) are executive producing for Tavake, with Aumua Crystal Vaega (“The Panthers”) on as Co-Executive Producer, and Belindalee Hope (Shadow in the Cloud, Guns Akimbo), producer. Nick Spicer (Run Rabbit Run, Hidden Strike), Aram Tertzakian (The Raid 2, Under the Shadow) and Marci Wiseman (“Sharp Objects”, “The Loudest Voice”, I Didn’t See You There) for XYZ.
Madam is a Tavake and XYZ Films co-production in association with Fifth Season, Te Puna Kairangi Premium Productions for International Audiences Fund and NZ On Air, and the New Zealand Screen Production Rebate. Warner Bros. Discovery ANZ will air the series in New Zealand on ThreeNow and Three.
Tamar Münch was the Unit Publicist for Lee Tamahori’s film The Convert, starring Guy Pearce, Tioreore Ngatai-Melbourne, Antonio Te Maioha, Jacqueline MacKenzie and Lawrence Makoare.
The film had its world premiere at the 2023 Toronto International Film Festival and releases in New Zealand cinemas on March 14, 2024.
As part of our work with the Sky Originals team in 2024, The Public Good is managing the PR campaign for Miles from Nowhere.
Created by award-winning journalist, writer and poet Mohamed Hassan, Miles from Nowhere is a ground-breaking six-part drama-comedy series about the everyday and not-so-everyday experiences of the Muslim diaspora.
Miles from Nowhere is produced by Gibson Group and Homegrown Pictures for Sky Originals NZ and Neon and is funded by NZ On Air, Sky Originals NZ, & Red Arrows Studios International. The series is now streaming on NEON and screens Wednesday evenings on Sky Open in New Zealand.
Mac, played by comedian Sieni Leo'o Olo (aka Bubbah aka King Ulavale aka ‘Tina from Turners’) has a side hustle dishing out relationship advice; despite never being in a relationship herself. Mac's advice is a blend of 'run it straight' and 'cheesy romantic'.
I Got You is a fresh and funny vertical series from Cadness Street and M2S1 Films. The Public Good is managing the publicity campaign for season 2 which launched on Valentines Day 2024.
Check out I Got You on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube.
Since 2022, Katie Fisher Burns has managed the New Zealand tour PR for global kids’ entertainment juggernauts, The Wiggles.
The Public Good provides publacity dmin and support services to Sky TV.
The Public Good provides communcations & PR support to Tavake, the award-winning producers of The Panthers, upcoming 10-part Rachel Griffiths dramedy Madam and more.
Visit Tavake.tv for more information.
Red Mole was an experimental theatre troupe from Aotearoa New Zealand that emerged in the mid-1970s. An eclectic mix of poetry, dance, mask, fire-eating and rock music, the troupe outraged many in the older generation but was embraced by the counterculture. By 1980, Red Mole departed for New York City, reaching some acclaim until the demands of the city fragmented its core.
Red Mole: A Romance is a social history and a poignant personal story, revealing romance can be a double-edge sword.
In New Zealand cinemas February 2024
The Public Good is working with changemaker, Guinness World Record holder and ultra-runner Freddie Bennett, facilitating publicity around his February 2024 ultra race in the Arctic.
Having already run 300km through the Sahara Desert, Freddie was the only person from New Zealand who ran the 2024 Ice Ultra, a race of 230km through snowfields and Arctic tundra.
As part of our work with the Sky Originals team in 2024, The Public Good managed the PR campaign for Dynamic Planet.
An epic series narrated by Cliff Curtis and filmed over three years, travels to the extremes on all seven continents to meet an extraordinary group of people and animals living and working on the front line of climate change. They reveal how science, nature and tradition can prepare us for the future.
Dynamic Planet is produced by NHNZ. All four episodes are now available to stream via NEON and Sky TV customers can access via SkyGo in New Zealand.
NZ viewers can watch here.
As part of our work with the Sky Originals team in 2024, The Public Good managed the PR campaign for A Living Hell - Apartment Disasters S2.
Across three one-hour episodes, leaky home spokespeople John Gray and Roger Levie uncover heartbreaking stories of apartment owners whose lives have been financially and emotionally ruined when defects surface. They find disturbing evidence that defective apartments are still being built today, and they search for answers from industry experts to improve our construction industry so other apartment owners won’t have to suffer this “living hell”.
Season 2 of A Living Hell - Apartment Disasters is now streaming on NEON and via SkyGo in New Zealand.
Since 2019, The Public Good has supported Screenrights with New Zealand media liaison for their annual Cultural Fund.
Visit www.screenrights.org/cultural-fund/ for more information
The Public Good manages the Unit Publicity and Community Liaison for Simone Nathan’s semi-autobiographical comedy series Kid Sister season 1 and season 2 (which filmed mid-2023).
New Zealanders can watch season 1 now via TVNZ+.
Kid Sister S1 and S2 is also streaming online in the UK, Canada, Israel & more!
The Public Good manages the Unit Publicity for Libertine Pictures’ and EQ Media Group’s Under the Vines, airing on Acorn TV internationally & TVNZ in New Zealand.
Seasons 1 & 2 is now streaming on Acorn TV & TVNZ / Season 3 coming soon.
The Public Good has managed PR & Communications for the New Zealand Television Awards since the event’s return in 2017.
Visit the website for more information.
The Public Good provided publicity consultancy to the producers of Ms. Information, and will assist with the NZ Theatrical Campaign publicity.
Ms. Information is a revealing rollercoaster ride through the life and times of a polarizing scientist, mother and leader.
It traces the triumphs and tears of Dr Siouxsie Wiles, a non-conforming pink-haired scientist whose unique skill at communicating life-saving science catapults her into the limelight when Covid hits New Zealand.
Siouxsie’s outspoken nature and distinctive appearance turn her into a much-awarded feminist icon but also make her a target for violent and threatening abuse. And when she won’t back down and insists on remaining her unconventional self, the attacks intensify to reveal the angst of a small nation in flux.
As the storm rages, teenage daughter Eve watches her Mum face off bullies and misogyny, developing her own theories on the peaks and pitfalls of being a woman of influence.
Visit the Official Website for more information.
Visit flicks.co.nz for session times.
For Vendetta Films, The Public Good managed the NZ theatrical and community outreach campaign for Simone: Woman of the Century, an intimate and epic portrait of an extraordinary woman who eminently challenged and transformed her era.
Since 2022, The Public Good has managed the publicity for the Show Me Shorts Film Festival, Aotearoa New Zealand’s leading international short film festival.
Show Me Shorts is a competitive Academy Awards-accredited festival that screens in more than 30 cinemas nationwide.
In 2023, Tamar Münch & Rachael Keereweer have provided publicity and communications consultancy to Whitebait Media, producers of What Now, Brain Busters and The Feed.
For The Public Good, Rachael Keereweer provided Unit Publicity services to Attitude Pictures on season 2 of the award-winning series Down for Love.
NZ viewers can watch the show here.
Viewers outside of NZ can watch the show on Netflix.
In the lead-up to the 2023 General Election, The Public Good managed publicity for award-winning Māori current affairs show, The Hui.
For Warner Bros Discovery NZ, The Public Good managed the New Zealand publicity campaign for South Pacific Pictures’ six-part series Far North.
Starring Temuera Morrison and Robyn Malcolm, Far North is produced by White Balance Pictures and South Pacific Pictures for Sundance Now, Warner Bros. Discovery ANZ and All3Media in association with New Zealand Government’s Te Puna Kairangi Premium Productions for International Audiences Fund and NZ On Air.
NZ viewers can watch the show via ThreeNow.
North American viewers can watch via SundanceNow and AMCPlus.
Waiata Anthems is a movement instrumental in the massive groundswell of streaming and broadcasting waiata reo Māori.
In 2023, Waiata Anthems returns with a broader reach. Using three release pillars: MAY NZ Music Month, JULY Matariki and SEPTEMBER Waiata Anthems Week, the movement is set to amplify even more waiata and empower our artists to strengthen their careers and promote their music to Aotearoa and the world using te reo Māori.
The Public Good is once again supporting the kaupapa with publicity and promotion of the Waiata Anthems short documentary series.
In 2023, New Zealand’s electropop icons Strawpeople released a brand new album, Knucklebones, which saw Paul Casserly and Fiona McDonald back together as the core of the project.
The Public Good managed the publicity campaign for the album release.
Visit Strawpeople.co.nz for more information.
Tamar Münch managed Unit Publicity and provided publicity consultancy for the second season of dystopian break-out hit Creamerie.TVNZ+
New Zealand viewers can watch the show on TVNZ+
US viewers can watch the show on Hulu
Australian viewers can watch the show on SBS On Demand
In 2022 and 2023, Rose Swale managed the PR campaign for Mānawatia a Matariki, a national celebration hosted by Stacey Morrison and Mātai Smith and screening on TVNZ 1, TVNZ+, Three, Prime, Whakaata Māori, Pasifika TV, Radio New Zealand and Stuff.
For Warner Bros. Discovery NZ, The Public Good managed the NZ publicity campaign for Kevin & Co’s eight-part comedy series Homebound 3.0.
NZ viewers can watch the series here.
For Warner Bros. Discovery NZ, The Public Good managed the NZ publicity campaign for Kevin & Co’s eight-part comedy series Double Parked.
NZ viewers can watch the show here.
The Public Good coordinated the NZ publicity & online campaign for seasons 1 & 2 ofThe Poo Files, a short form fun-factual series showcasing bizarre, hilarious, and fascinating facts about animal poos and the animals that made them.
Watch The Poo Files S1 & S2 here (NZ).
Produced by Rude Girl Productions for HEIHEI and streaming on TVNZ+.
Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Since 2021, The Public Good has managed the national publicity for the annual French Film Festival Aotearoa.
As the country's second largest film festival, the French Film Festival Aotearoa is proud to draw sellout crowds to cinemas throughout the country for a very French night at the movies.
Vive le cinéma!
The Public Good provides publicity consultancy and support to A Grain of Rice Productions, the makers of Kiwi animated children’s series Riddle Me This and upcoming drama AMAH.
New Zealand viewers can watch Riddle Me This on TVNZ+.
The Public Good managed the PR campaign for the season 3 release of award-winning South Auckland-set comedy series ‘Kura.
When it’s time to eat, we say SIK FAN LAH!
The Public Good managed the launch PR for Kiwi factual series Sik Fan Lah!, a culinary adventure across Aotearoa New Zealand, which uncovers hilarious and hearty stories of modern Kiwi-Chinese life through our universal love for food.
Kiwi viewers can watch the series on TVNZ+.
Made with the support of New Zealand On Air.
The Public Good supported Sky’s launch of local comedy series Not Even.
Ma, Heps, Pua, Liz and Taaps are your average group of 20-something Māori and Pasifika living in Wellington, Aotearoa. Ma, Taaps and Heps have known each other since they were kids, Ma and Pua are besties and Liz is Ma's annoying cousin, trying to connect with whanau after the death of her Dad. The group of friends crash through Wellington city warring first with their cultural identities and then with each other.
Kiwis can stream the series on Neon or via SkyGo.
Made with the support of NZ On Air.
The Public Good managed the Unit Publicity and series two and three release publicity for top-rating ‘Southern noir’ drama series One Lane Bridge.
Winner of 2020 NZ TV Awards Best Drama Series and 2023 NZ TV Award for Best Actor, One Lane Bridge is produced by Great Southern Television for TVNZ 1 and made with support from NZ On Air.
The Public Good is managing publicity for the 2021 release of the award-winning New Zealand-made children’s series Kiri & Lou.
Visit the official Kiri and Lou website for more information.
Tamar Münch managed the national PR campaign for Tame Iti’s multi-platform, multi-media installation I Will Not Speak Māori.
An amalgamation of sculpture, projection, performance, and sound installations, I Will Not Speak Māori ran from 1-7 September 2022, artfully weaving together Iti’s story as a Tūhoe artist and Māori rights icon, and the historic trip to deliver the Māori language petition to Parliament in 1972.
The Public Good managed the NZ theatrical publicity campaign for heartwarming independent Australian feature, A Stitch in Time.
Visit Flicks NZ to find screenings in your area.
Gloriavale is an observational documentary by filmmakers Noel Smyth and Fergus Grady.
The film premiered as part of Whānau Mārama: NZ International Film Festival ahead of its 2022 theatrical release in New Zealand and Australian cinemas.
Examining the widespread abuse inside the infamous Gloriavale Christian Community cult and the institutional failures that have allowed it to continue.
With unprecedented access to the notoriously secretive community, the filmmakers follow a lone family as they mount a ground-breaking legal case against the cult’s powerful leaders.
Long associated with allegations of sexual and physical abuse, human rights violations and fraud, the true extent of Gloriavale’s crimes and the cruelty of its leaders is exposed as the Ready family risk losing their home, their community and those they love for a chance to bring positive change to Gloriavale.
Visit www.gloriavale.com for more information.
The Public Good managed the Unit Publicity and NZ PR for Mystic, a family adventure series produced by Libertine Pictures and Slim Film & TV for CBBC (UK) & TVNZ (NZ).
Mystic is based on Stacy Gregg’s best-selling Pony Club Secrets book series and made with the support of NZ On Air. Three seasons of the show have been produced to date, totalling 29 episodes.
For The Public Good, Katie Fisher Burns ran the NZ theatrical PR campaign for acclaimed feature documentary Whetū Mārama - Bright Star, the story of Sir Hekenukumai Ngaiwi Puhipi, aka Hek Busby.
The film tells of his significance for Māori in rekindling their wayfinding DNA and for all New Zealanders in reclaiming our place as traditional star voyagers on the world map.
For screenings and more information, visit Limelight Distribution.
The Public Good was engaged to announce the appointment of Sido Kitchin to the role of Medium Rare Content’s NZ General Manager.
Tamar Münch worked as the Unit Publicist on Amazon Studios’ New Zealand-shot feature film Don’t Make Me Go, starring John Cho and Mia Isaac and directed by Hannah Marks.
The film premiered at Tribeca and released globally via Prime Video on July 15, 2022.
The Public Good managed publicity for the inaugural M9 event which saw nine powerful wahine Māori voices come together for a very special evening, presenting nine very different stories chosen to inspire, empower and entertain.
A ground-breaking hybrid of 'Ted Talks', a theatre show and a ‘micro’ conference, and designed to be accessible to all Aotearoa, M9 presents nine unique, juxtaposed Māori voices, each with a unique perspective in celebration of Matariki and Te Ao Māori.
Visit M9 Aotearoa for info.
In 2022, The Public Good is proud to help launch New Zealand’s inaugural Scandi Film Festival.
The Public Good provided PR support on the New Zealand festival run and the international release campaign for Milked, a feature length documentary exposing the whitewash of New Zealand’s multi-billion-dollar dairy industry.
An impactful global story told with a local eye, the film also points to what Aotearoa New Zealand and other countries can do to change their fate.
Visit Milked.Film for more information.
The Elephant in the Bedroom is a multimedia series presented by James Roque and Chye- Ling Huang providing a platform for honest, funny and at times confronting discussion about the intersection of sex, love and race. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
The Public Good supported Notable Pictures and RNZ to launch the series.
Listen to a trailer here: https://www.rnz.co.nz/audio/player?audio_id=2018829032
Visit https://www.rnz.co.nz/programmes/the-elephant-in-the-bedroom for more info.
Arranged meets the Kiwis putting faith in their families to find their beloved through the age-old practice of arranged marriage.
The Public Good managed the local PR for Arranged season 3.
In 2021, Tamar Münch worked alongside creative production agency Fish to facilitate the creation of a new content showreel for Auckland’s film office, Screen Auckland.
The Public Good managed the NZ theatrical release publicity campaign for Limelight Distribution’s feature film The Man in the Hat.
The Public Good managed the Unit Publicity and the release campaign for seasons 1 & 2 of animated series Tales of Nai Nai.
NZ viewrs can watch episodes here.
The Public Good managed the NZ theatrical release for Limelight Distribution feature film Days of the Bagnold Summer.
For Limelight Distribution, The Public Good managed the New Zealand theatrical release campaign of Academy Award and BAFTA-winning feature film The Father, starring Oscar-winners Olivia Colman and Anthony Hopkins.
The Public Good managed the New Zealand PR campaign for the launch of Good For You, a wellness compendium from actor Claire Chitham and journalist Kylie Bailey, published by Di Angelo Publications under the Karamea imprint.
The Public Good managed Unit Publicity for season 2 of The Gulf , an international co-production between Letterbox Films/ZDF (Germany), and Lippy Pictures/Screentime/Three (NZ).
The Public Good managed the NZ publicity for the Dec 20/Jan 21 DocPlay Summer season.
The Public Good was contracted by DDA PR & NEON to manage the New Zealand publicity for Academy Award-winner Alex Gibney’s 2020 feature documentary Totally Under Control .
The film chronicles the White House’s failed response to the COVID-19 pandemic and is available via Apple TV & iTunes in New Zealand.
The Public Good is providing Unit Publicity services and supporting the New Zealand PR campaign for Warner Bros. NZ’s new scripted drama Black Hands.
Airing on TVNZ 1 and supported by NZ On Air.
Tamar Münch is the Social Impact Producer for The Girl on the Bridge, a documentary feature by acclaimed director Leanne Pooley which follows mental health advocate Jazz Thornton.
The Public Good provided communications and media relations support to the NZ Screen Sector Strategy 2030, a 10-year roadmap for the local screen industry.
The Public Good ran the global launch PR for X3 Studios, the newest, largest and most flexible turn key production and studio facility in New Zealand.
Tamar Münch provided communications advice and support to the Screen Sector COVID-19 Action Group which was established in mid-March 2020 by the Screen Sector Strategy 2030 Facilitation Group.
The Action Group was a pan-sector team, made up of representatives from many key industry guilds and organisations, as well as major stakeholders.
Tamar Münch managed the Unit Publicity for The Luminaries, an adaptation of Eleanor Catton’s Man Booker-prize winning novel.
This epic drama series was produced by Southern Light Films, Working Title Television and Fremantle for BBC One and TVNZ 1 and tells the 19th-century tale of love, murder and revenge as men and women travel across the world to make their fortunes on the wild West Coast of New Zealand's South Island.
Watch The Luminaries (NZ)
Watch The Luminaries (UK)
The Public Good managed the New Zealand PR campaign for the independent theatrical release of Helen Kelly - Together, Tony Sutorius’ acclaimed documentary portrait of the late advocate and activist.
The Public Good provided Unit Publicity & PR campaign services to Flat 3 Production’s webseries MEME.
Watch here (NZ)
The Public Good consulted to Auckland Live to curate local content for the Digital Stage based in Auckland’s Aotea Square.
The Public Good has provided publicity services for a number of theatrical releases for Limelight Distribution’s New Zealand catalogue of independent and arthouse feature films.
Tamar Münch managed the Unit Publicity and provided support for the NZ PR campaign for Great Southern TV’s rugby biopic miniseries Jonah.
Made for Three (NZ) and Seven (Australia) and funded by NZ On Air.
Watch Jonah here (NZ)
Tamar Münch provided publicity advice and media training services for Jessica’s Tree, a webseries made by New Zealand mental health advocate Jazz Thornton.
Tamar Münch managed the Unit Publicity and provided PR campaign support for the release of Fearless Production’s inaugural project, Runaway Millionaires.
The Public Good managed the publicity for this six-part web series made by Villainesse for WatchMe.
The series breaks down the substances available in Aotearoa New Zealand, what the law says, how to be safer if you decide to drink or use drugs, choosing to be sober, when drug use becomes a problem, and how to get help.
Made with support from NZ On Air.
Anthems: New Zealand’s Iconic Hits tells the stories of many of New Zealand’s iconic songs, with influential musicians and industry professionals sharing their behind-the-scenes take on the art of making music in Aotearoa.
The six-part series provides unprecedented access to our beloved songwriters, celebrating the vibrant stories behind the Kiwi hits they have created.
Produced by Notable Pictures for Prime TV and made with support from NZ On Air.
The Public Good managed the Unit Publicity for Libertine Pictures’ feature film Daffodils, a bittersweet love story told with beautiful re-imaginings of iconic New Zealand songs.
Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter Kimbra makes her big screen debut alongside international kiwi actors Rose McIver (iZombie, A Christmas Prince, The Lovely Bones) and George Mason (Home & Away, Go Girls).
The Public Good managed the publicity for the independent theatrical release of Amanda Millar’s acclaimed debut feature documentary about the life and untimely death of social advocate Celia Lashlie.
The Public Good ran the New Zealand television launch PR campaign for Greenstone TV’s The Good Sh*t which aired on Three and was made with support from NZ On Air.
The Public Good ran the launch PR for interactive documentary Nuclear Dissent, a cautionary tale about nuclear weapons testing – and activism that shaped the future.
nucleardissent.com
The Public Good has provided publicity consultancy services to Great Southern Television across various titles, including:
One Lane Bridge
The Casketeers
Jonah
The Basement
The Hui
Friends Like Her
The Public Good managed the publicity tour and PR campaign for Sequoia Schmidt’s 2018 tour of New Zealand in support of her second book, Changing Gears: Ups and Down on the New Zealand Road.
The Public Good managed the publicity for the 2017 and 2018 Waiata Māori Music Awards.
Tamar Münch consulted to South Pacific Pictures on the publicity for feature film This Town.
The Public Good managed the PR campaign for Villainesse’s 12-part webseries The REAL Sex Talk.
The Public Good managed the Social Media Campaign for New Zealand family Christmas feature Kiwi Christmas.
The Public Good managed publicity for the 2017 Big Screen Symposium.
The Public Good managed Unit Publicity for Wanted season 2 which shot in New Zealand and Thailand.
Produced by R&R Productions and Matchbox Pictures for Seven Network (Australia).
The Public Good provided PR support for Greenstone TV’s webseries The Cul de Sac.
The Public Good provides ongoing publicity and project development consultancy to Endeavour Ventures, run by John Barnett CNZM.
Tamar Münch ran the NZ theatrical PR campaign for director David White’s first feature documentary, Meat.
The Public Good managed the Unit Publicity for NBC Universal’s production of The Real Housewives of Auckland and ran the PR campaign for the series launch and transmission on Bravo in New Zealand.