Bettina Hollings

Bettina Hollings is a New Zealand television producer and media executive.

In 1995, Hollings moved to TV3 and developed factual reality shows such as Police Stop and Fresh-up in the Deep End. She helped shape up the creation of the channel, aimed at the "screenager" community of young adults. In September 1997, she visited the Teletubbies filming location when its sister channel TV3 was eyeing an acquisition of the series, which started airing there on 16 March 1998. In December 1997, she became director of programming at TV3, after the resignation of Gary Brown, making her the director of the two channels.

In 2004, she left the company and moved to New York to study at the New York Film Academy. On returning to New Zealand, she became more active in creating TV content via her production company Imagination TV, founded in 2001. The company has introduced many reality shows to New Zealand viewers, including as MasterChef New Zealand, New Zealand's Got Talent, Stars in their Eyes, My Kitchen Rules and Grand Designs.

She has also worked on the TV series RSPCA Animal Rescue and Wild Life at the Zoo.

Awards and recognition Queenstown Camera Company Entrepreneurship Award at 2016 Women in Film and Television New Zealand Awards