A project by Farrington High School Digital Media students exploring the meanings of Pidgin words through claymation film. This 3-minute film was created by students to teach newcomer elementary school students key Hawai‘i Creole vocabulary that they are likely to encounter. The film was screened at the Farrington Film Festival in 2011.
A video ethnography created by Searider Productions of Wai’anae High School in conjunction with the Charlene J. Sato Center for Pidgin, Creole, and Dialect Studies and Da Pidgin Coup. The film was screened in Waianae and at UH-Manoa in April, 2009, where it was presented by the filmmakers, their teacher, and a panel of local..