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FILM REEL

Examples of PaXifica’s recent film work.

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COMMERCIAL REEL

Examples of PaXifica’s more recent commercial productions.

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PaXifica Creative Projects 2015-2017

Posted by Alexander Campbell on September 21, 2017  /   No Comments

Also, between 2015 – 2017 PaXifica has produced a series of artist works. These are short pieces created with the aim of promoting the creativity and spirit of immigrants to New Zealand.

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TO BE NOBLE

The dancer Kavhyaa Raghavan performs a prayer from the Yajur Veda.  A PaXifica 1 minute project.

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WOMAN

The Eritrean couple, Mehret Shebeshi and Amaniel Tesfazgi provide a rendition of the poem ‘Woman’ by the Eritrean poet Ribka Sibhatu.  A 1 minute project produced by PaXifica.

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BAILE – The place we come home to

Zed Moore performs the poem ‘Take Down Your Lantern’ by the poet  Nano Nagle.  A 1 minute projects by PaXifica.

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Commercial Projects 2016

2016: PaXifica produced promotional videos for Active Plus Physiotherapy Company and promotional video for United Industries and Forging Ahead Fabrication Ltd.

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Commercial Project – Active Physio

Posted by Alexander Campbell on November 15, 2015  /   No Comments

Also, this same year PaXifica produced Active Physio’s – Spring and Summer Campaign, photography by the talented Auckland based photographer, Ken Downie.

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Support Project 2015 – Rasheed Trust

Posted by Alexander Campbell on July 21, 2015  /   No Comments

2015: PaXifica was asked to produce a documentary for the Rasheed Memorial Trust on the Meola Creek Restoration Project. A contribution by PaXifica in support of the Rasheed Trust.

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45RPM

45 RPM Trailer

45 RPM is a 32 minute short film shot in Northland, New Zealand, produced by 3’s a Company in association with PaXifica Moving Image Production.

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