Kiwi filmmaker on a life in storytelling | NZ Herald

Join the NZ Herald for an intimate conversation with Steven O'Meagher, one of New Zealand's most successful film and TV producers, as he opens up about living with terminal cancer.
In this candid interview, Steven discusses the challenges of the NZ Film Commission, the lack of a top New Zealand movie in the last eight years, and his personal reflections on life and storytelling.
Visual Journalist - Jason Dorday
00:00 - Steven O'Meagher
00:11 Screen funding investment
00:42 Favourite NZ films
00:58 Career highlights
01:22 Approach to life
02:00 Cancer is far too feared
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[@anitafowler4826]

May Peace, Love Light surround you & your family whilst you go through this journey.
Extremely well said that cancer & illness should be talked about freely so there's no stigma around it. It affects so many people these days & it is truly helpful to have people that are experiencing or have experienced so they can feel comfortable talking with each other & their experiences instead of feeling alone 💕

[@yinchimoon]

I remember reading some of your articles was it North and South years ago. I don't know if you have heard Dr Gabor Mate talking about the underlying causal factors of cancer - psychologically and socially but he is certainly worth checking out as there is plenty of science now about the correlation with overwork often not promoted by mainstream medicine. I think it's wonderful to be talking openly as it gives people more choices, the more options they hear. I wish you well Steven.

[@Toninz]

Yeah it sucks!!!…living in limbo continuously is tiresome

[@Toninz]

I have an awesome bucket list 👍👍👍