NHNZ Worldwide is a privately owned company headquartered in New Zealand. Founded in 1977, it employs approximately 60 individuals. The company specializes in media managed services, operating as an independent television production house and media company with operational divisions in Dunedin and Los Angeles, California. Originally established as the specialized Natural History Unit of state broadcaster TVNZ, the company previously operated under the corporate ownership of Fox International Channels and subsequently Canadian media group Blue Ant Media. In January 2021, Dame Julie Christie acquired a majority stake to become the sole owner and Chief Executive Officer. NHNZ Worldwide specializes in blue-chip wildlife documentaries, climate crisis programming, unscripted reality formats, and specialized historical and archeological events. Its intellectual property portfolio has reached audiences across 180 countries, anchored by global co-productions including Dynamic Planet for PBS and Arte, Lost Treasures of Angkor and Saved From A Shark for National Geographic's Sharkfest, and the international series Big Pacific.
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NHNZ Worldwide offers 2 products in the media and telecoms services and media tech industries. NHNZ Worldwide's product portfolio comprises of media managed services and entertainment content rights.
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