After Jodi’s 40th birthday, life will never be the same for the Corrigans! Relationships are smacked apart much to the partygoer’s delight and an unexpected pair end up in bed together.

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STARRING: Sheryl Parker, Kyle Wadsworth, and Amy Blake
GUEST STARS: Meredith Regan and Andrea Jupp
Running Time: 09.04
Rated: PG-13
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Kyle Wadsworth is at it again with his new production Pure Modesty.
He wants expressions of interest from aspiring actors. The new series will star former New Zealand Idol winner Ben Lummis. Kyle, a New Plymouth teenager has already produced two online films, ORIENTAL ST MURDER and Tracey’s Back. Contact Kyle at casting@tuikiwiproductions.com for more information.

Kyle Wadsworth is a 16 year-old director and producer living in New Zealand. Having been involved with the television and film industry since age 14, Kyle has attended South Seas Film & Television School, various video production courses and has worked at a number of  film-related organisations, including South Pacific Pictures (Shortland Street, Outrageous Fortune, Whale Rider).

Kyle began TUIKIWI Productions in 2008 with ORIENTAL STREET MURDER. A hit online, recieving over 14,000 hits and very positive feedback, support from organisations and fans grew when a sequel, Tracey’s Back was annouced later that year. Backed by TelstraClear, Self Storage Taranaki, Taranaki District Health Board (Clinical Skills) and New Plymouth Boys’ High School, the film was released to a crowd of over 100 people, seven months later in 2009 with DVD’s selling out within 48 hours of the film’s release.

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OHMYGOSH!
I’m just so full of enthusiasm for writing this!
I have so much to say.
Anyway, I liked the part where you were on the log, and you were topping up your phone, and that message from *333 came up! Twas cute.
Though it did make me miss texting people. (:
And I liked the part where Hayley got strangled. Twas funny cos’ she looked like she was smiling when she got dragged away. Kelly wanted to bee her! LOL.
Um, something that I havent told you yet..?
Um, when Tracey got out. And she was like ‘Tracey’s Back’ and it was hilarious! Laughed lots for that!
And when you guys were talking to Ben and someone drummed their fingers on the table in an impatient way, and he did the evils out of the corner of his eye, twas cute, and also pretty funny!
AND OHMYGOSH! TRACEY HAS A DAUGHTER?!
What a weird twist.

And all during this, I was holding TUI. (:

Your a brilliant actor too. From me AND Abhijeet, *Bobii*

While Tracey McNutt’s in prision, she is called to visit her son Melvin, who has been admitted to hospital. A suspicious doctor aids her in the plan to escape, leading to Tracey putting her life on the line to carry out revenge on her former best friend, Monique Sylvia.

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STARRING: Meredith Regan, Andrea Jupp, Megen Willems-Blacktopp and Kyle Wadsworth
Running Time: 49:26
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Next stop Hollywood: Writer, actor and producer Kyle Wadsworth, 16, has nearly finished filming his second TV-style series, Tracey's Back. The production is being closely followed by television industry insiders who are keen to harness the teenager's talent.

Natural glow propelled Suzanne Paul to greatness and fish and chips may do the same for budding director Kyle Wadsworth.

The 16-year-old New Plymouth Boys’ High School student burst on to the New Zealand TV industry radar last year with his well-received Oriental St Murder series, a parody of the Shortland St serial killer story line.

Such was the quality of the production Kyle has become a bit of a star with TV insiders and help has been forthcoming from all manner of people to get the sequel Tracey’s Back done and dusted.

With the seven-month shoot just hours away from finishing, Kyle will today be in Auckland completing emergency cameo scenes with the matron of make-up Suzanne Paul and New Zealand Idol judge Paul Ellis.

And fish and chips have made it all possible.

“I’ve been able to do this because I’ve put all the money I’ve earned from working at California Takeaways into this production,” said Kyle.

With an hourly wage of $12 and a weekly roster of up to 10 hours, the budget for the production is not just small but ridiculously small.

Luckily none of the 40 “stars” of the sequel are being paid and more than a little bit of help has come his way from a long list of enthusiastic supporters.

Despite the confidence this brings he admits to being a little nervous about his rendezvous with Mrs Natural Glow.

“I’m not sure what I’ll say to Suzanne Paul when I see her but I’m sure I’ll figure something out. My Dad says she is pretty funny, I’ve known Paul (Ellis) for ages though and we get along really well so I am looking forward to seeing him,” he said yesterday.

Mr Ellis is also keen for a catch up. The well-known music producer came to know Kyle through his blog comments about New Zealand Idol and believes his future in the industry is rosy.

“A lot of other kids his age have a fascination for the the industry like he does but it’s often more about fame.

“He gets it that this is a business and you have too look at it like that. Others don’t understand that but he does and that gives him the jump on everyone else.”

Tracey’s Back will premiere on January 31.

The beer, being offered to Wolfgang West was called none other that TUIKIWI!!!!
OMG!!

TUIKIWI Beer!

SUPPORT is growing for Kyle Wadworth’s sequel to the Oriental Street Murders. Kyle recently released a series of short movies loosely based on TV2′s Shortland St murder sequence.
The Taranaki District Health Board has joined a growing number of supporters for the sequel, including TelstraClear, NPBHS, the Department of Corrections, New Plymouth Prison, and a few others who cannot be mentioned yet otherwise it would give away the plot.
The Taranaki District Health Board will be providing equipment to supply the fictional Welbourn Hospital.
The film is set to be released late November.