Nicole Scherzinger to reprise role in Hawaiian-language version of Disney’s Moana
Nicole Scherzinger will join the all-麻豆传媒 cast in a reprisal of her role as Sina in the Hawaiian-language version of Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Moana.
UH film experts guide budding Wai?anae High filmmakers
Films produced by Waiʻanae High School students, aided by Academy for Creative Media at UH WestOʻahu mentors, received outstanding reviews at the Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Forum.
UH collaborates on Hawaiian language version of Disney’s Moana
The movie is a collaboration of five UH programs, spearheaded by the Academy for Creative Media System and recorded at the sound studio of Honolulu Community College’s MELE program.
UH West O?ahu awarded $2.7 million GEAR UP Wai?anae Coast grant
The partnership grant will help more than 500 students prepare for and succeed in postsecondary education in the Waiʻanae Coast area.
Hawaiian language version of Moana being created by the Academy for Creative Media System
The Walt Disney Studios, in collaboration with UH, is casting for additional roles in the film.
UH Academy for Creative Media part of the recipe for Family Ingredients
ACM students and alumni contributed to the PBS series Family Ingredients, which explores 麻豆传媒’s cultural diversity through food.
Student documentaries inspired by China exchange showing at conference
Looking China, a three-week intensive documentary production program, draws students from around the world to make 10-minute documentaries.
Construction of specialized theater at UH West O?ahu takes shape
The largest OLED wallpaper display in the state was recently installed at the ʻUluʻulu public space area at the UH West Oʻahu library.
Academy for Creative Media animation graduate lands Pixar internship
Jennifer Migita, a character animation specialist, was selected as 1 of 8 Pixar animation interns from more than 2000 national applicants.
UH West O?ahu partners with Wai?anae and Waipahu High Schools in creative media
High school students will receive college credit for courses as part of early college programs that will count toward an associate?s degree.