Our key sponsor returns again for season two. With even more cash and yummy food on screen, and behind the scenes, we know you’re going to love going to Hell. Who would have thought you could make a cake out of ribs? Debs did of course! Debs and Zoe talk about how they met, and what ribs mean to Debs – see the video here.

Pow Studios have been a huge supporter of Pot Luck since the beginning and they really stepped up for season two, creating brilliant soundscapes that immersed us in the Pot Luck world. Not bad for a bunch of blokes!

You means all the Pot Luck friends, families and fans who supported us in so many ways, including contributing to our BOOSTED crowd funding campaign – thanks everyone!!

The Bolton Hotel showed their commitment to seeing more women on our screens by supplying boutique accommodation for our out-of-town cast, not just for the film shoot, but for the launch screening too. With a female centric marketing strategy, great location, and luxurious boutique accommodation, who wouldn’t want to stay there? Anna and Beth popped in for a staycation weekend – see the video here.

Far from being random, these guys were a huge support during filming. Without the use of their production office we probably would have been crammed into some poor person’s living room! Their practical support for many of our local productions is an invaluable asset to the emerging creators in the Wellington Screen Industry. Thanks Random Films….!

The Arts & Culture fund contributed to our funding for a second time to demonstrate their ongoing commitment to diversity and the arts and in their city. They truly make us feel like we’re in the coolest little capital in the world!

Our very first funders, EAT paid for Pot Luck’s pilot episode, and got us started on the journey!

Without the Boosted crowd funders we wouldn’t have had the rest of season one! Thanks to everyone who supported the campaign to get it made, we literally couldn’t have done it without you…..

Our key sponsor, Hell has been with us all the way. Providing cash and yummy food for the cast and crew, their contribution left us with a big evil smile on our face!

The Arts & Culture funding we received from Wellington City Council covered the rest of our catering and left our team feeling nourished and ready for action. Thanks for supporting the diversity of Wellington city!

Without the Dub Shop we wouldn’t have a super slick DCP version of Pot Luck for the cinema screen. The Dub Shop rocks!!

Whitireia’s sponsorship allowed us to complete our post production. 22 of our crew had graduated from The Film School at some stage in the last 10 years, we couldn’t be a better advertisement for the virtues of that establishment if we tried!