About Carthew Neal
Born 1979. Carthew Neal is a New Zealand television producer and film producer.
Carthew Neal is an Academy nominated film, television and interactive producer.
Neal produced Taika Waititi's satire Jojo Rabbit for Fox Searchlight, which received six Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture. He also produced Waititi's adventure comedy film Hunt for the Wilderpeople. It is based on best selling novel Wild Pork & Watercress written by Barry Crump. Hunt for the Wilderpeople premiered at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival. It became New Zealand's number #1 at the box office and sold out to all territories worldwide.
He also produced David Farrier and Dylan Reeve's feature documentary Tickled, which also premiered at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival. It was released by Magnolia and HBO in the US and sold by Magnolia worldwide. Neal executive produced Farrier's Dark Tourist (television series) for Netflix.
He also produced Madeleine Sami and Jackie van Beek's movie The Breaker Upperers which premiered at 2018 South by Southwest. It is distributed by Piki Films and Madman Entertainment in New Zealand and Madman Entertainment in Australia. It screens on Netflix in the rest of the world.
Through Piki Films Carthew executive produced Damon Fepulea'i's Red, White & Brass Aotearoa's #1 local film in 2023, Rachel House (actress)'s The Mountain (2024_film), Josephine Stewart Te Whiu's We Were Dangerous which premiered at SXSW and won the Jury Prize for filmmaking and Curtis Vowell's 2020 film Baby Done starring Rose Matafeo and Matthew Lewis (actor).
He also produced cartoons, Aroha Bridge, written by Coco Solid and executive produced Badjelly based on the Spike Milligan book Badjelly the witch.
Carthew was associate producer on Walt Disney Pictures film Pete's Dragon, working under Barrie M. Osborne.
He produced Tanu Gago's AR project Atua which premiered at Sundance Film Festival and then toured the world's art galleries and interactive documentary FAFSWAGvogue.com with RESN, and Justin Pemberton's interactive documentary Ispydoc.com; a co-production with Canadian digital company Jam3. An early pioneer in interactive web storytelling, he produced and directed pick-a-path comedy 5 Minute Call in 2002 and London Calling in 2003.
Previously he conceived and produced two seasons of THREE's Wa$ted! environmental make-over series, which was remade around the world, including Wa$ted! in America.
He was named Independent Producer of the Year in 2016 at the New Zealand SPADA conference. He was also named in Variety's 2016 Producers to Watch.
Filmography Film Year Film Role 2016 Hunt for the Wilderpeople Producer 2016 Tickled Producer 2016 Pete’s Dragon Associate Producer 2018 The Breaker Upperers Producer 2019 Jojo Rabbit Producer 2020 Baby Done Executive Producer 2023 Red, White & Brass Executive Producer 2024 The Mountain Executive Producer 2024 We Were Dangerous Executive Producer 2025 Picking Crew Executive Producer
Television Year Program Role 2007 Wasted Producer/Creator 2009 Super City Producer 2016 I Spy with my 5 eyes Producer 2017 Aroha Bridge Producer 2017 The Tickle King Producer 2018 Dark Tourist Executive Producer 2018 Fafswag Vogue Producer 2022 Atua Executive Producer 2025 Badjelly Executive Producer 2026 Small Town Scandal Executive Producer
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Who is Carthew Neal?
New Zealand television producer
When was Carthew Neal born?
Carthew Neal was born on 29 April 1979 in Nelson.
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Carthew Neal is a television producer and film producer.
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Carthew Neal is New Zealand.
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