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Guy Pigden is a Kiwi director, writer, editor, and producer.
His first feature film 'I Survived A Zombie Holocaust' (funded by the NZFC through the Escalator initiative), which he wrote and directed, enjoyed a successful international film festival run and won the Independent Spirit Award at Sydney's Night of Horror International Film Festival.
It was also nominated for best screenplay at the 2015 New Zealand Writers Guild awards.
In 2016, his independently produced short film 'No Caller I.
D.
', won best short film at Sydney's Night Of Horror international film festival.
As a digital content provider, he has been creating web series, sketches and short films for over fifteen years through his Pigville Productions YouTube channel which has over fifty-eight million views and one-hundred and thirty thousand subscribers.
His production company produced, wrote, and directed 'Harrow', a five part Web series for NZME's Watchme online video platform and 'Immi The Vegan', a seven part web series to released in June of 2020.
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