TV & Video Production in Hokowhitu, Palmerston North
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144 Victoria Avenue, Palmerston North, 4410
+64 21 100 6076
Welcome to Picture Perfect Photography, fine art wedding and pre-wedding photography by me, Binh Trinh, an international award winning photographer with over 300 awards world wide, including WPPI Premiere Grand Award, Hassleblad Masters Finalist, International Black and White photographer of the year, and many more. I have been lucky enough to have captured weddings and events in USA, Barbados, China, Australia, Fiji, Cooks Island, and of course New Zealand. For me, wedding photography is all about being part of the day, laugh, tell jokes, banter, and just have loads and tons of fun with my clients, and their families and friends. Through this, i can celebrate the uniqueness of each wedding day through my photography. Nearby results from the TV & Video Production category
Level 5/89, 93 Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North, 4410
021 864 344
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11 Cleland Street, Central, Palmerston North, 4410
06-355 2121
Audio Visual, Media, Videotape Productions & Producers, News, Video & Audio Services, Publishing 
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Palmerston North
027 359 5341
Prior to launching Pete Smithies Media, I was the head of the Ministry of Defence department that I joined as an assistant photographer “way back” in 1982. During my time with the Ministry of Defence, I worked along-side and managed a staff of @ 20 talented media specialists. I was also a senior focal point for the photographic profession for the British Army and instrumental in transitioning the photographic class into the digital arena. My career provided me with a tremendous variety of media opportunities. This experience enabled me to gain an understanding and respect for all the major disciplines that are required in the multi-media industry. Whilst I enjoyed the responsibility of management, I did not lose the desire to create. I continued to play an active role in production work in all areas of the department. Together with my wife Teresa, I emigrated to New Zealand in 2006, setting up Pete Smithies Media in Waiouru (Central North Island) as well as launching Whispers Gallery and Apartment. Whispers closed in 2014 when we relocated to Palmerston North.. 