Carthew Neal
Carthew Neal is a New Zealand film, television and interactive producer.
He has produced Taika Waititi's adventure comedy, Hunt for the Wilderpeople which stars Sam Neill and Julian Dennison. It is based on best selling novel Wild Pork & Watercress written by Barry Crump. Hunt for the Wilderpeople premieres at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival.
He also has produced David Farrier and Dylan Reeve's feature documentary, Tickled which is also premiering in the World Documentary Competition at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival.
He is producing Justin Pemberton's interactive documentary, I Spy. A co-production with Canadian digital company, Jam3 and a second season of cartoon, A Band Called Hook Ups.
Carthew is associate producer on Walt Disney Pictures film, Pete's Dragon (2016 film) working under Barrie M. Osborne.
He produced TV3 (New Zealand) comedy Super City (tv series) starring Madeleine Sami. Super City had two seasons directed by Taika Waititi and Oscar Kightley.[1] It has been piloted in the United States with American Broadcasting Company.
Previously he conceived and produced two seasons of TV3 (New Zealand)'s Wa$ted! (TV show) environmental make-over series, which was remade around the world including to America Wa$ted! (US TV series).
He also produces online cartoon, Hook Ups written by Coco Solid. An early pioneer in interactive web storytelling he produced and directed pick-a-path comedy, 5 Minute Call in 2002 and in 2003, London Calling.[2]
External links
- Carthew Neal at the Internet Movie Database
- Carthew's company website, Fumes
- TV3 Super City TV website
- Hook Ups website