The New Zealand Film Commission (NZFC) is a government agency responsible for supporting and promoting the film industry in New Zealand. Established in 1978, its primary role is to provide funding, resources, and guidance to filmmakers, helping to develop local talent and produce high-quality films. The NZFC also plays a crucial role in attracting international film productions to New Zealand, showcasing the country's stunning landscapes and diverse locations. By fostering collaboration between local and international filmmakers, the commission aims to enhance the country's reputation as a vibrant hub for film and creativity.