Our team works across Video Production & Post Production, specialising in Greenscreen Production, VFX Supervision, 3D Environment | Animation, and all things Composite, Edit & Grade. We would love to hear about your project, whether you’re in pre-production, production or post-production, or dreaming and scheming ideas for the future, feel free to reach out anytime.
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Nat & Sam
Nat Tozer - Creative Director
Nat holds an MFA with first-class honours (2022) and a PGDipFA with Distinction (2020) from the University of Auckland Waipapa Taumata Rau. In 2025 she was commissed to produce a work for Mason’s Screen Wellington, in 2024 she presented Erotic Geologies at Gow Langsford Onehunga, and at the Sluice Biennial / PADA Residency at Lisbon Art Weekend in 2022. In 2023 she presented moving image work at The Metamodern in Literature, Art, Education, and Indigenous Cosmologies: An Interdisciplinary Symposium at AUT, and for Māter Mater at Silo 6. In 2021 she won The Lightship Award which funded the presentation of an open-air 110m video work at The Ports of Auckland. Nat is also founder and kaitiaki of the artists-run initiative mothermother which has supported curatorial activism for underrepresented artists since 2019.
Sam Tozer - Director, Director of Photography and VFX Supervisor
Sam has recently created work for Brett Graham’s Wastelands at the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, the Sluice Biennale in Lisbon (2022), the permanent iwi-led display in Hokianga Footprints of Kupe (2020), the Texas immigration museum (2020), Chen Chen’s Best New Zealand Short Documentary Little Potato (2025) and Morag Brownlie’s multi-award winning short film Perfect Storm (2022). Sam has been an integral part of New Zealand artist Lisa Reihana’s success leading the technical direction and supervision for her exhibitions In Pursuit of Venus {infected} at La Biennale di Venezia (2017), Ihi at Aotea Centre (2020), Taiwhetuki - House of Death at Bishop Museum Pacific Hall, Honolulu Biennale (2015), Nomads of the Sea at Sharjah Biennial, UAE (2019), and Groundloop at the new Sydney Modern (2023).