Nga Pirihimana Hou

Title: Nga Pirihimana Hou
A half hour observational documentary series running over 13 episodes following recruits through their induction course in the New Zealand Police.

Broadcaster:
Māori Television

Description:
Nga Pirihimana Hou is a documentary-style television series following the trials and tribulations of young Māori recruits attempting to forge a career with the Royal New Zealand Police.

Following on from the Ngāti Tumatauenga and Te Taua Moana series, audiences are given an insight into the challenges of the Royal New Zealand Police College in Porirua.  The New Zealand Police is one of the most respected organisations in the country.  Officers are trained to handle all types of situations and all types of offenders.  They are responsible for reducing crime, enhancing community safety and making our country a better place, safer place.

The next 10 weeks will test the physical and mental discipline of the recruits. They will be on a steep learning curve as they become familiar with their weapons, with damage control techniques. 

Credits:

SPECIAL THANKS TO

Royal New Zealand Police

RECRUIT TRAINING SCHOOL
Brand and Media Manager Annie Coughlan
Recruitment Marketing Manager Campbell Moore
Head of School Initial Training Inspector Sean McManus
Communications Manager Penelope Clevely

NARRATOR

Tumamao Harawira

CAMERA
Riki Reinfeld

FIELD AUDIO
Aaron Davis

AUDIO POST
Black Dog Studio

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT
Tihi King

POST FACILITIES
Adrenalin Group
Next Technology

EDITOR
Brendon Lodge

PRODUCTION MANAGER
Amorangi Paitai

TE REO CONSULTANT
Kororia Taumaunu

DIRECTOR
Simon Fleming

PRODUCER
Bradley Walker

NETWORK EXECUTIVE
Matai Smith

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