About this Site
This website was developed as part of the Bank of New Zealand
Reeltime Project, a partnership between the New Zealand Film Archive
and Bank of New Zealand launched in January 2001.
The Reeltime Project focused on putting New Zealand's heritage
on screen, on tape and on line. It encompassed the Travelling Film
Show which toured screenings of early New Zealand films to communities
throughout the country; the expansion of the Film Archive's education
programme through loans of programmes to schools from 2002; and
the design and development of a major web site.
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Copyright Statement
All still images and videos presented on this site are from the
New Zealand Film Archive collection. No image or video may be reused
without the permission of the Film Archive. The Film Archive acknowledges,
with thanks, all the filmmakers and photographers who have granted
us permission to reproduce their work on this site.
All written material is on this website copyright to the New Zealand
Film Archive. Any use of this material must acknowledge the Film
Archive and this website.
Organisations are invited to link to this site. We do ask that
you advise the web administrator of such links, so we can inform
you of any changes to the site. Email us
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Privacy Statement
Website Visitors
When you visit our website, you do so anonymously. We do not collect
personal information. We do log general information about how all
visitors use our site, which is then presented to us in a statistical
form.
This information may include your IP address (the Internet address
of your computer), which parts of our website you visit and how
long you spend there. We do not link your IP address to anything
personally identifiable. The only other information provided to
us is the type of computer and operating system you are using. Your
browser automatically supplies us with this information.
Mailing List
Any contact details you supply may be added to our mailing list.
This may come about as a result of depositing material, subscribing
to the Events Calendar, Newsreel or the Press Release service, joining
Friends of the Film Archive or donating to The Rosier Fund.
This mailing list is used to advise you of Film Archive events
nationally and in your region. This information is not disclosed
to anyone outside the Film Archive, and you can elect to be removed
from the mailing list at any time.
Depositors
Members of the public. When you deposit material with the Film
Archive, personal details are necessary to ensure we can contact
you to discuss your deposit. These details include your mailing
address, phone number, email address and the details of a friend
or relative we can contact when we can’t locate you. Information
collected by the Film Archive for this purpose is not disclosed
to anyone outside the Film Archive.
Production companies and institutions. Deposits received from
production companies or institutions must also be accompanied by
contact details for future reference. These details may be given
to people outside the Film Archive when copyright permissions are
sought.
You can view or amend your details at any time. To do so, please
email us with your
request.
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Website Feedback
Did the Film Archive website meet your needs? Could you find what
you were looking for? If you have any suggestions for how we could
improve our website, please email us
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Video
The video segments found on the New Zealand Film Archive website
are encoded in Apple Computer's Quicktime 5 format. Users of previous
versions of Quicktime may experience problems playing movies created
for Quicktime 5. We recommend that you update to the latest version
of the software.
More information about Quicktime, including complete installation
instructions for Windows and Macintosh users, can be found on Apple
Computer's website at www.apple.com/quicktime
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PDF Files
Adobe
Acrobat is free software that enables you to view PDF files.
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