Testimonials

Our clients include..

In New Zealand

Screentime
TVNZ News
Tagata Pasifika
Tourism New Zealand
Topshelf Productions
Greenstone Productions
C4 Productions
TV3 National News


BBC World News
CNN Hotspots, Art Club
French Public Television (FR3)
Channel 9 Australia
B Sky B
ZDF - News and Current Affairs
NHK - Digital Broadcasting Celebrations
NBC Nightly News
ABC Foreign Correspondent
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

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What our clients say about us…

"I have worked with Ivars Berzins on numerous occasions, and wish it had been more! His energy, passion and creativity put the fun back into making pictures. On top of that he is a damn nice fellow."

Neil Parker
Director
ASSIGNMENT Television New Zealand

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"I have worked with Pacific Crews over the years as both a Director and Producer and they're become my preferred choice of crewing company! They're skilled and professional, providing that creative edge. They have that special knack of making talent feel comfortable whilst ensuring that the Director gets want they need and more!

I'm so confident in their work that I have chosen to travel them to international locations (London & Paris) whilst shooting for New Zealand and Australian Networks. Knowing they're on board always gives me confidence to know that I am capturing the pictures I need to make programmes that will ensure we all have continued work."

Julie Weatherall
Producer
Media Works

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"Thank you for working so hard. You were a great team, and just I remember laughing all the time. That, and stunning rushes- what more could anyone wish for. I really hope we can work together very soon."

Natascha McQueen
Producer
"Hot Spots", "The Art Club" CNN

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"Stephen Press invented camera-work at Channel Five News. With nothing but talent, enthusiasm, and roller blades he forged a path that led to awards, success - and sadly for us - a return trip to New Zealand. Nothing beats Pressie!"

Adrian Monck
Managing Editor
Channel Five News

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"Ivars Berzins' work retains a quality that sets it apart. His pictures are invariably well-lit, deftly composed and framed appropriately for the job ... be it an art documentary, a scrambling rugby line-out or the shooting on the run demanded by shows such as 60 Minutes, where his reputation for consistent quality work stands high."

Phil Wallington
Executive Producer
60 Minutes, TVNZ

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Ivars filming in France with Ross Stevens
and writer Vincent O'Sullivan

"Ivars has unfailingly demonstrated the qualities of initiative, intelligence, and above all unflagging enthusiasm ... I have worked with scores of cameramen. I would rate Ivars among the top three of that number. He has great interpersonal skills and can always bring out the best in anyone."

Neil Cairns
Bureau Editor
One Network News, TVNZ

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"Congratulations on a faultless coverage during your days in Papua New Guinea. The tracks looked excellent, and there wasn't a hitch on the trip ... as it should be, but nonetheless it was a challenging assignment and you overcame obstacles to ensure quality and punctuality."

Johnny Graham
Executive Producer
One Network News, TVNZ

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"In the last seven years I have come to rely and trust the professionalism and dedication Ivars offers to any job he does ... He is not just a very talented photo-journalist. He also cares about what he does, is highly organised and thinks about what he has to offer the team.... I will have no hesitation calling on his services, knowing the fine, reliable product Ivars will deliver."

Mark Champion
Executive Producer
Assignment, TVNZ

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"Ivars Berzins is a very fine cameraman from two main points of view. Firstly, technical, he can do some beautiful work, and secondly from a human point of view - he makes the camera into another human being."

Paul Holmes
Anchorman
TVNZ

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"You held that camera very, very well - firm and steady grip, and all those interviews that didn't make it to air. I know it wasn't your fault, it really was the interviewer who asked the wrong questions ... Good luck, I'm sure you'll be very successful."

Rt. Hon. Jim Bolger
Former Prime Minister of New Zealand

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