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Sima Urale
Sima Urale is a New Zealand filmmaker who has won national and international awards. Her films explore social and political issues〔http://pacific.scoop.co.nz/2009/07/nz-artists-connect-with-indigenous-art-worldwide/〕 and have been screened worldwide.〔() Dubai International Film Festival 2009〕 She is one of the few Polynesian film directors in the world with more than 15 years in the industry.〔() TIME Magazine, Shaking Up the Happy Isles by Michael Fitzgerald, 25 July 2005〕 Her accolades include the Silver Lion for Best Short Film at the Venice Film Festival for ''O Tamaiti'' (''The Children) (1996).〔() Queensland Art Gallery, Contemporary Pacific Art Collection〕
==Personal life==
Urale was born on the island of Savai'i, Fagamalo in Samoa. She grew up in a village with two brothers and three sisters. Her family immigrated to New Zealand in the 1970s where they lived in Wellington. Her mother was a teacher and her father, a fisherman and a planter from a village, worked night shifts in a factory. Urale's siblings are also creative in the arts and media industry, an unconventional career for Polynesian people in New Zealand. Her youngest brother grew up to become a well known rap artist in New Zealand, King Kapisi, the first hip hop artist to be awarded the prestigious APRA Silver Scroll (New Zealand). Her sister Makerita Urale〔() Regional Arts NSW, Australia〕 is a playwright, producer and documentary filmmaker.〔http://nzonscreen.wordpress.com/2008/09/16/qantas-film-and-television-award-winners/〕 Another brother Tati Urale is a senior producer at ONE News, Television New Zealand.〔() Pacific Media Centre, Auckland University of Technology〕 Urale has collaborated creatively with her siblings. Urale directed the King Kapisi's first music video ''Sub-Cranium Feeling'' which was produced by her sister Makerita Urale.〔() Fulbright New Zealand Quarterly, Vol. 10. No.3, 2004〕 Filmed underwater, the music video won a number of Best Music Video awards including Flying Fish, BFM and TVNZ Mai Time.〔http://www.nzine.co.nz/life/nzmusicawards.html?Rcat=Culture&Tcat=Music〕 In 2003, Urale was presented with an award by New Zealand On Air for contribution to music video making.
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