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Greg is best known for his film making. He attended [[Wintec]] in Hamilton but, ironically given his future success', failed their Media Arts course on attendance. However, he gained early international recognition for his four-minute short film, ''Decaff'' (1995), which was selected to play at the ''Zagreb Film Festival''. His second short film was ''Sarah's Washing'' (starring Joel Tobeck), before making his first full length film, [[The Locals soundtrack|The Locals]] (2003). <br> | Greg is best known for his film making. He attended [[Wintec]] in Hamilton but, ironically given his future success', failed their Media Arts course on attendance. However, he gained early international recognition for his four-minute short film, ''Decaff'' (1995), which was selected to play at the ''Zagreb Film Festival''. His second short film was ''Sarah's Washing'' (starring Joel Tobeck), before making his first full length film, [[The Locals soundtrack|The Locals]] (2003). <br> | ||
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| − | In New Zealand he is known as a prolific maker of music videos, with over | + | In New Zealand he is known as a prolific maker of music videos, with over 80 produced to date. This number has included a large proportion for Hamilton bands, including "JBS" by [[Rumpus Room]], "Shine", "It Means a Lot to Me", and "Come out, Come out, wherever you are" by [[Inchworm]], "Super Gyration" by the [[Datsuns]], "Confessional" by [[Love and Violence]], "Leather and Tattoo's" and "Home by Two" by [[48 May]], and "Wolf" by [[Chuganaut]]. His support of Hamilton music is also evident by four bands appearing on the soundtrack to his film [[The Locals soundtrack|The Locals]]. Video's made for (non-Hamilton) New Zealand bands include those for ''P-Money'' (''Stop the Music''), ''the D4'' (''Exit to the City'') and ''Betchadupa'' (''Supa Day''). |
In 2011 he starred in his own television show, "Bigger, Better, Faster, Stronger", with ''James Coleman''. | In 2011 he starred in his own television show, "Bigger, Better, Faster, Stronger", with ''James Coleman''. | ||
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| + | However, Greg got his big start in Hamilton! He hung around [[Contact 89FM]] quite a bit, where one of his first memorable contributions was a series of regular cartoons that were faxed from ''Contact'' to other student stations. It was an instant hit and earned COntact and Hamilton much kudos around the country. | ||
==Published Articles== | ==Published Articles== | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| − | + | *[http://www.fishnclips.com/index.php ''Fish'n'Clips'' music video website]<br> | |
| − | [http://www.fishnclips.com/index.php ''Fish'n'Clips'' music video website]<br> | + | *[http://www.bigmouth.co.nz/gregpage.html Greg Page "Bigmouth" voiceover page] <br> |
| − | [http://www.bigmouth.co.nz/gregpage.html Greg Page "Bigmouth" voiceover page] <br> | + | *[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1484994/ Internet Movie Database (IMDB) page on Greg]<br> |
| − | + | *[http://www.artbythepage.com Greg's art page]<br> | |
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| − | [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1484994/ Internet Movie Database (IMDB) page on Greg]<br> | + | |
| − | [http://www.artbythepage.com Greg's art page]<br> | + | |
[[Category:People]] | [[Category:People]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:01, 16 September 2015
Renaissance man of Hamilton: Film-maker, claymationist, cartoonist, artist (including exhibitions in Auckland and at Metropolis Caffe), Contact 89FM announcer, UFM breakfast host, drummer for Hamilton bands Rumpus Room and World War Four, singer for POP Squad, and long-time Vodafone voice-over guy. He has also been the drummer for Auckland band Ishtar
Greg is best known for his film making. He attended Wintec in Hamilton but, ironically given his future success', failed their Media Arts course on attendance. However, he gained early international recognition for his four-minute short film, Decaff (1995), which was selected to play at the Zagreb Film Festival. His second short film was Sarah's Washing (starring Joel Tobeck), before making his first full length film, The Locals (2003).
In New Zealand he is known as a prolific maker of music videos, with over 80 produced to date. This number has included a large proportion for Hamilton bands, including "JBS" by Rumpus Room, "Shine", "It Means a Lot to Me", and "Come out, Come out, wherever you are" by Inchworm, "Super Gyration" by the Datsuns, "Confessional" by Love and Violence, "Leather and Tattoo's" and "Home by Two" by 48 May, and "Wolf" by Chuganaut. His support of Hamilton music is also evident by four bands appearing on the soundtrack to his film The Locals. Video's made for (non-Hamilton) New Zealand bands include those for P-Money (Stop the Music), the D4 (Exit to the City) and Betchadupa (Supa Day).
In 2011 he starred in his own television show, "Bigger, Better, Faster, Stronger", with James Coleman.
However, Greg got his big start in Hamilton! He hung around Contact 89FM quite a bit, where one of his first memorable contributions was a series of regular cartoons that were faxed from Contact to other student stations. It was an instant hit and earned COntact and Hamilton much kudos around the country.
Published Articles[edit]
- Greg Page interview by Matt Gould, Nexus, 30 September 1994, P27
- Greg Page interview by Biff Bangle, Nexus, 16 August 1995, P24-25
- Full of Beans: Mr Gregory Page Updated by Andrea Moore, Nexus, 3 June 1996, P20
