The New Zealand Film Commission is a government agency dedicated to growing the New Zealand film industry. They provide support and funding for a diverse range of New Zealand and international stories, aiming to promote the talent and creativity of the industry. With a focus on achieving successful outcomes for both the industry and its people, they balance cultural and economic objectives.

The commission is committed to increasing the visibility of New Zealand films, both domestically and internationally, through distribution and marketing efforts. They also strive for transparency and accessibility, as demonstrated by their Data Room, which provides information and resources to the industry. As an agency, their main role is to invest in New Zealand feature films and short films, contributing production financing to around ten to 12 feature films each year.

With a dedicated staff and a board appointed by the Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, the New Zealand Film Commission is passionate about supporting and promoting the film industry in New Zealand