UNIVERSITY OF HAWAIʻI — WEST OʻAHU experience

@UHWOACM Social Media Coordination

Collaborating with fellow student assistants, I contributed to managing and implementing strategies to boost UH West Oʻahu ACM's online presence on Instagram and YouTube. This involved creating and curating content, scheduling posts, engaging with the audience, and partnering with different campus groups. Our primary objectives were to: 1) cultivate a lively online community, 2) promote events, and 3) uphold a consistent brand image across various social media channels. Additionally, we stayed updated on trends, conducting research to guarantee that UHWOACM's platforms stay relevant and appealing to the college community.

#HowToViewTuesdays (in the style of GTA) — view social media series

Peers & Professors — view social media series

“Tales from the Ewa Plains” — view the limited 8 episode series

Catchin’ Up With Capstones — view social media series

Campus Photography and Videography

As a versatile photographer and videographer for the UH West Oʻahu Academy for Creative Media, I had the dual responsibility of capturing compelling images and producing engaging videos. My role included creating high-quality visuals that showcased campus life, events, and key moments. Collaborating with various departments and student organizations, I ensured to fulfill their photography and videography needs, contributing to a visually appealing representation of the college community. Whether documenting events, crafting promotional material, or filming dynamic content, I combined creative vision with technical proficiency.

Van Gogh immersive exhibit — view photography

UHWO Graduation Fall 2021 — view photography

2021 Top 10 — view photography

UHWO Graduation Spring 2022 — view photography

Virtual Tour of the Academy of Creative Media Student Production Facility + Translating work

In my role overseeing the production of the Virtual Tour video for the Academy of Creative Media Student Production Facility, I managed the entire process, from the initial idea to the finished product. This included working with a creative team to capture engaging visuals and important information about the program. Additionally, I played a crucial role in securing the necessary resources to translate the video content from English to Japanese, Korean, ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi, and Tagalog, making it accessible to a diverse audience. The objective was to create a video that provides an inclusive and informative experience for viewers in different languages, thereby expanding the reach and impact of the University of Hawaiʻi West Oʻahu Creative Media program.