Stakeholder research report October 2023 METHOD

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Stakeholder research report October 2023 METHOD 129 stakeholders completed the survey. 6 to 25 September 2023. New Zealand Film Commissions key stakeholders including stakeholders from the screen industry, support industries, and

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Stakeholder research report October 2023<br>
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METHOD 129 stakeholders completed the survey. 6 to 25 September 2023. New Zealand Film Commission’s key stakeholders – including stakeholders from the screen industry, support industries, and Government. Email invitation to an online survey. Sample provided by New Zealand Film Commission. SAMPLE SIZE FIELDWORKDATES TARGET AUDIENCE METHOD<br>
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KEY RESULTS Fulfilling the Film Commission’s role Experience of, and interaction with, the Film Commission Two thirds of stakeholders are satisfied with the interactions they have with people at the Film Commission. In contrast only 50% of stakeholders are satisfied with the support from NZFC at a more general level. 74% 80% of stakeholders think the Film Commission is doing well (extremely, very, or somewhat) at supporting and growing a diverse range of domestic stories of stakeholders think the Film Commission is doing well (extremely, very, or somewhat) at attracting international productions to tell their stories here The majority of stakeholders think the Film Commission is performing its roles well. However, almost all stakeholders believe there is room for improvement, as relatively few think the Commission is performing its roles extremely well. The level of support provided by the commission featured at the top of the list of what the NZFC is doing well, and at the top of the list of what the agency needs to improve on. The survey comments highlight that the people stakeholders deal with feel supportive and passionate. On the improvement side, comments point to more systemic issues that leave stakeholders feeling unsupported (for example a lack of resource within NZFC teams, funding structures, or systems and processes).<br>