2002 New Zealand Music Video Award Winners!

Goodshirt added another achievement to their 2002 CV last night when their NZ On Air funded clip for ‘Place To Be’ – directed by ex-Supergroover Joe Lonie – took out top honours at the New Zealand Music Video Awards in Wellington.

Rhombus’ ‘Goodbye Pork Pie’ – inspired vid for ‘Clav Dub’, directed by Chris Graham, was named runner-up.

The awards, which are held in conjunction with the Wellington Fringe Film Festival, are honoured:

Best Cinematography:

Chris Matthews for The Black Seeds – ‘Hey Son’.

Best Editing:

Sam Tozer for Salmonella Dub – ‘The Bromley East Roller’.

The Knack:

Richard Hobbs for Cloudboy – ‘Red Rubicon’.

A special award was also presented to Wade Shotter and Jamie Dower for Tadpole’s animated epic ‘Better Days’.