Māoriland Charitable Trust is a brand that presents, facilitates, and supports Māori and international Indigenous filmmakers and creatives. As the owner and operator of the Māoriland Hub, a center for excellence in film and creative arts, they offer various products and services to promote Indigenous excellence. The Māoriland Hub includes Toi Matarau Gallery, where contemporary Māori art is showcased, and M.

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H (Māoriland Tech Creative Hub), which offers digital creative arts such as animation. They also have a dubbing studio called He Paki Taketake, dedicated to celebrating and sharing the Māori language. Māoriland Productions works with youth filmmaker talent to develop and produce Indigenous stories for the screen, while Ngā Pakiaka, the rangatahi film leadership group, leads the Te Uru Maire strategy for nurturing young creatives.

Through exhibitions, capacity building, and commissioning new works, Māoriland connects filmmakers with audiences and the industry. They also prioritize community support through their Māoriland Maara and MĀORILAND KAI COLLECTIVE projects, which focus on food sovereignty and waste minimization. Māoriland Film Festival, their flagship event, is the largest presenter of Indigenous screen content in the Southern Hemisphere, showcasing Indigenous voices and storytelling annually.

Māoriland Charitable Trust is dedicated to the social, cultural, and economic success of the Otaki community while championing Indigenous creativity and innovation