Crew Booking Agency

08 September 2010

Crew booking has been operating as a diary management service in Wellington for over 16 years. We're the only people in town who offer this service and we've got a wealth of experience in this area.

We represent freelance film technicians in all areas of film production: line-production to production runners; camera, lighting and grip crew; makeup; wardrobe styling; costume design; drivers; location scouts......

If you're looking for film crew in and around Wellington, wondering how to go about shooting here or wanting some advice on getting your short, music video or feature off the ground - contact us.

If you're a freelance technician or would like to know more about freelancing in film - contact us.

Our service is free to production companies. If you're a techo, we have a fee structure to suit your level of experience.

If you're coming to town from overseas or somewhere else in the country we also offer a line-production service.

Available to work in:

New Zealand

Website:

www.crewbooking.co.nz

Contact details:

p: 04 380 1285

m: 021 344 734

e: josie@crewbooking.co.nz; honor@crewbooking.co.nz

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