Kate Rodger
Distinguished Career in Entertainment Journalism:
Renowned for a 20-year career with TV3, Kate Rodger has become a pivotal figure in New Zealand's entertainment journalism.
Regularly features across prime time, morning, and late shows on Three, and is a familiar face on The Project.
Global Footprint in Film Reporting:
Travels globally to cover major film premieres, awards ceremonies, and movie sets, bringing exclusive content to New Zealand audiences.
Notable for live coverage from prestigious events like the Oscars, BAFTAs, and multiple international film festivals.
Accolades and Recognitions:
Recently inducted as a voting member of the Hollywood-based Critics Choice Association, affirming her standing in international film criticism.
Honoured with the Industry Award for Excellence in 2018, testament to her contributions to the local film industry.
Supporter of Local Cinema and Filmmakers:
Advocates for New Zealand's film industry, promoting local releases through mainstream and digital channels.
Actively involved in the film community, serving as judge and host at various film festivals and events.
Versatile Media Professional:
Host of her own show 'Reel Late with Kate,' highlighting her expertise in film critique.
Brings her dynamic presence to corporate events as an experienced MC, speaker, and interviewer.
Global Experience and Personal Life:
Began her career in radio broadcasting in Fiji before venturing to the UK and the US, gaining international experience.
Balances her professional achievements with her role as a full-time working mum, epitomising commitment and versatility.
Just In: Kate Rodger's Film Review
"Next Goal Wins" by Taika Waititi: A Review by Kate Rodger Date: 25/11/2023
Kate Rodger recently reviewed "Next Goal Wins," Taika Waititi's film based on the true story of an underdog football team. The film showcases a stellar cast, including Michael Fassbender and Kaimana, depicting a heartwarming story of ambition and cultural identity. Despite a departure from Waititi's typical style, the film's narrative charm and engaging performances have earned it four stars from Rodger, solidifying its status as a must-watch. Full review at newshub.
