UH alum’s short film picked as PBS Online Film Festival favorite
Erin Lau’s short-film The Moon and the Night was selected as the favorite film Juried Prize winner of the 2019 PBS Online Film Festival by a panel of eight jury members.
Erin Lau’s short-film The Moon and the Night was selected as the favorite film Juried Prize winner of the 2019 PBS Online Film Festival by a panel of eight jury members.
During the filmmaking workshops, five Academy for Creative Media students along with Shanghai University’s Shanghai Film Academy students got hands on and co-produced two short films.
The age-appropriate film festival features independent animation from around the world as well as shorts focused on empowered youth who are making a difference in the world they will inherit.
Creative media artists and students interested in creative media are invited to Windward Community College’s second annual Koʻolau Creative Media Conference.
Kapiʻolani Community College hosts its 31st annual International Festival March 12–14.
Sumiye is one of a dozen filmmakers who were selected for the 18-month Firelight Documentary Lab fellowship and hopes to finish A Paradise Lost, her first feature-length documentary.
The October 26 William S. Richardson School of Law panel discussion will feature four outstanding Hawaiʻi women with legal backgrounds.
The special lace jabot or judicial collar, which the jurist is famously known for wearing, is made of 49 rare and tiny pink Niʻihau shells.
The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s Outreach College presents the 12th Annual KIDS FIRST! Film Festival on 4 consecutive Sundays, June 24 and July 1, 8, and 15.
The conference brings together islanders, researchers, managers and non-governmental organizations from around the world to focus on topics critical to island communities and ecosystems.