Current podcasting at Stonefruit Media on YouTube. I was a filmmaker from the mid-1980s to 2000. Several of my videos below.

Video of Decolonization, September 1994 (Starts at 0:50)

Liberal Lynne Waters (director of Hawaii Onscreen, a documentary) and radical Puhipau (sound tech with Na Maka o ka Aina, a videography partnership) discuss videography and stereotypes as audio while the visuals document historical plaques around Iolani Palace and the early images of tourism promotion in Hawaii.

Pacific Asian Affairs PSA, November 1994

History of a nonprofit in Honolulu using their archival stills and moving images.

Twentysomething Honolulu, August 1995

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Love triangle between an artist, dope dealer and leggy blonde.

Minimum Wage, Maximum Rage, November 1995

March from the University of Hawaii at Manoa three miles to the State Capitol to protest budget cuts and tuition increases on Halloween.

Ho’oulu, July 1996

Jerry Vasconcellos and a fellow artist prepare a massive multi-ton, seven foot rock sculpture for transport from Oahu to the Big Island. Jerry talks about the process of making the sculpture and his philosophy of art at the sculpture's public location at Hawaii Preparatory Academy.

Sample Reel, 1996

Sample reel including Video of Decolonization (videography, social change, and the images of Hawaii), September 1994. Pacific Asian Affairs Council (history of an international affairs nonprofit), November 1994. Twentysomething Honolulu (old flame turns into a love triangle), August 1995. Minimum Wage, Maximum Rag (protest march from UH-Manoa to the state capitol), November 1995. Ho'oulu (a giant sculpture's journey from Oahu to the Big Island and artist Jerry Vasconcellos discussing his artistic process).

Honolulu Bartenders, 2000

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One friend helps another try to capitalize on the dot com boom by starting a website about the Honolulu startender scene, while surfing and skating on the side. Created in 2000 at the dawn of the DV age, these five webisodes were originally posted on my long defunct website honolulubartenders.com.