The course allowed students to develop interactive and immersive experiences showcased in global exhibits such as Beyond Van Gogh, Beyond Monet, Disney Immersive and TeamLab Borderless.
Considered the top global contest for emerging screenwriters, the Nicholl Fellowship received more than 5,500 entries this year, with Moody’s screenplay standing out as one of just 354 to advance.
School of Cinematic Arts students, faculty and alumni earned awards and nominations at the Hawaiʻi International Film Festival.
Five students from Leeward CC and UH Mānoa participated in the inaugural “Indigenous Data Hub Fellows” program.
Cookie tin sales support UH West Oʻahu’s creative media program and the Moore Aloha Foundation.
UH West Oʻahu plans to use creative media to teach STEM.
Registration is open for free creative industries training through UH Community Colleges.
Hawaiʻi residents can upskill and get industry certifications through Good Jobs Hawaiʻi.
School of Cinematic Arts students attended workshops hosted by NCIS: Hawaiʻi’s director at the series’ soundstage in East Honolulu.
The creative process of science is the focus of a new UH West Oʻahu science, technology, engineering arts and mathematics class.
