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READ & SHARE THIS ARTICLE! Punahou/NYC grad Gus Downes provides excellent insider information regarding Hawaii's and incentives. Hawaii Senate Bill 33 seeks to remove the cap, attracting more projects which employ hundreds directly, and thousands indirectly (hotel, car, equipment, location rentals, food, gas, etc). Please submit testimony in support of Hawaii SB33 online. Link in comments. Or in person at the Capitol's conference room 414, Monday at 3p. Mahalo for your support!

Lawsuit Aside, The Film Business Pays Off Big-Time For Hawaii (Community Voice) One-sided media coverage of Tim Chey’s legal challenge against the state does not tell the full story.

job opp: is looking for a hard working, organized, dedicated, self starter who can kokua with equipment organization, storage and prep for and productions. Lazy, late, bad attitude peeps need not apply. Experience not required. Pay is $15/hr and includes an opportunity to learn whatever industry position you are interested in, plus the ability to use our gear and post facilities free for your passion projects. We are a full service production house, working on Local, and National tv and film projects. We utilize cameras and camera support similar to what was used on Guardians of the Galaxy 2 and Transformers. Work with one of Hawaii's most supportive and nurturing teams of industry professionals. Do not post personal contact info. Email resume and cover letter to [email protected] Mahalo!

Cinematography: Vince Keala Lucero A collection of works from TV and film from Cinematographer Vince Keala Lucero.

In this Hawaiian story, Visions in the Dark: The Life of Pinky Thompson airing on May 6 at 8 p.m. on PBS Hawai‘i, learn about Myron "Pinky" Thompson as he envisioned an ideal Hawaiʻi that no one else saw and fought for it from Normandy, to Congress, to his home in Niu Valley, on Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi.

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Writers Guild Strike Averted Without Fanfare After seven weeks of keeping the town on edge in fear of a writers strike, negotiators for the Writers Guild of America and the conglomerates reached a three-year deal early Tuesday without fanfare…

A Movie Poster A Day In 2016, I designed a movie poster a day. Here's a compilation of every single one. You can see the posters in full at http://amovieposteraday.tumblr.com. You…

PIC Exchange - Visions in the Dark: The Life of Pinky Thompson (PBS Hawaiʻi) Pacific Islanders in Communications (PIC) presents PIC EXCHANGE in partnership with PBS Hawaiʻi. PIC EXCHANGE is a community engagement screening series that brings community members together in an inclusive way to share, learn, discuss and get involved with issues that are pertinent to the Pacific....

If you missed the Kamehameha Schools Song Contest Preshow broadcast last night, here it is online with no commercials!

Song Contest 2017 pre-show The pre-show for the 2017 Kamehameha Schools Song Contest, without commercial breaks.

This year's Kamehameha Schools Song Contest Preshow, directed by Ty Sanga, premieres Friday, 3/17 at 6:30pm on KGMB. Co Creative Studios was honored to capture the inspirational mo‘olelo of talented Hawaiian composer and politician Bina Mossman. Independent, strong, and servant leader are just a few words that come to mind when thinking about Bina Mossman. As an influential and progressive Hawaiian woman of her time, Aunty Bina is best known for her musical and political contributions to Hawai‘i. Born the year the Hawaiian monarchy was overthrown and during an era where song fests and glee clubs were still inspired by Hawaiian royalty, Bina Mossman was the first person to create an all-Hawaiian girls glee club. Mentored by Queen Lili‘uokalani, the elegant Bina Mossman Women’s Glee Club would entertain throughout Hawai‘i and abroad. As a champion for women and children rights, Bina Mossman’s political career spans various prominent positions in the Territorial Legislature, the Hawaiian Homes Commission, the Republican National Committeewoman of Hawai‘i and local Hawaiian Civic Clubs. With a lifetime devoted to Hawaiian music some of Aunty Bina’s best known songs include, “Niu Haohao,” “He Ono,” and “Stevedore Hula”.

Kamehameha Schools Kapālama | 97th Annual Song Contest