Posts Tagged ‘producers’
“Maui Film Festival Preview” and Call for Entries w/Director, Barry Rivers
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This year’s festival will run from June 12-16, 2019 and will include events in Wailea as well as at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center and Wailuku’s historic Iao Theatre.
Akakū Upstairs Presents: Maui Huliau Foundation: How Film Can Be A Tool For Social Change
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Over the past 8 years, hundreds of students from 16 schools on Maui have created more than 60 short environmental films from documentaries to music videos. Through their unique hands-on programs, they seek to educate and empower Maui’s 12-18 year-olds to become future stewards of Mauiʻs natural environment.
Revolution Green 10th Anniversary Movie Screening and Filmmakers Panel
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“Revolution Green” is a revealing documentary about the renewable fuel called biodiesel and its importance to the world economy. Revolution Green presents the story of Maui’s own industry pioneers Bob and Kelly King, whose company created the first retail biodiesel pump in America.
Akakū Upstairs is on Summer Break…See YOU in September!
During the month of August we will take some time off to restructure our Akakū Upstairs Thursday Salon Series. Since February 22, 2017 we have completed 22 media salons. Our guests hosts have included Producers, Writers, Directors, Storytellers, mainly those with Media expertise. We will continue our Media salons while adding hands-on Workshops that will…
Watch NowSpecial Prescreening Event: "Paradise Found" Taylor Camp, Kauai 1969-1977
*Take part in reviewing this updated version of: Taylor Camp, Kauai 1969-1977 Taylor Camp sits on the north shore of Kauai and was owned by Howard Taylor, brother of actress Elizabeth Taylor. He bails out a rag-tag band of young Mainlanders jailed for vagrancy and invites them to live on his ocean-front land. Soon, waves…
Watch NowAn Independence Day Special Screening of “PAX AMERICANA” by Producer, Jay April –
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“PAX AMERICANA” is a short film depicting the end of Desert Storm in 1991. At that time, the US government staged Desert Storm Victory parades in dozens of US cities. Gen. William Westmoreland proclaimed a great ‘PAX AMERICANA’ that would last a thousand years! We knew better.