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| Calendar of Events Also see PacificNetwork.tv for related activities and events. |
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| 6 Nov 2012 |
Library for the Blind Waialae Country Club Edgy Lee is the Keynote Speaker. By Invitation Only from 11am - 2pm. For information about volunteering to read for the organization call (808) 732-7767 | |
| 6 Oct 2012 |
Kualoa Ranch Country Fair Kualoa Ranch Paniolo O Hawaii film screens outdoors at the Kualoa Ranch "Country Fair". 8:30am - 9:00pm  | |
| 21 May 2012 |
ICE, Hawaii’s Crystal Meth Epidemic | Screening and discussion The ARTS at Marks Garage Hawaii Filmmakers Showcase Sundays: On May 21, Hawai‘i Women in Filmmaking presents: Meet the filmmaker | Edgy Lee. Edgy (filmmaker, producer, composer and author) will introduce her film ICE, Hawaii’s Crystal Meth Epidemic. The screening will be followed by a conversation with A. Johnson, Hawaii Substance Abuse Coalition and Hina Mauka CEO, Debra Kissinger, D.O. Ph.D. UH Medical School, A. Shinn, Coalition for Drug Free Hawaii, and Bim Strausser, Hina Mauka Psychiatrist. Show starts at 6:00pm  | |
| 15 January 2012 |
Panilolo O Hawaii Surfer, The Bar @ Turtle Bay Resort Hawaii Filmmakers Showcase Sundays: “Panilolo O Hawaii - Cowboys of the Far West” with director Edgy Lee Doors open at 6p – Show starts at 6:30p Admission $10 | Kama’aina $8 | Keiki (16 and under) $5 Edgy Lee has constructed an entertaining and informative history of the paniolo’s (cowboys) who developed into a close knit and skilled group of proud tradesmen, who exist even today.  | |
| 22 January 2012 |
That First Glide Surfer, The Bar @ Turtle Bay Resort Hawaii Filmmakers Showcase Sundays: “That First Glide” with director Mike Waltze. Doors open at 6p – Show starts at 6:30p Admission $10 | Kama’aina $8 | Keiki (16 and under) $5 The Sport of Stand Up Paddle seems to have popped up out of nowhere but the truth is, the sport has deep roots in the both early Polynesian and Hawaiian history. Filmed in Hawaii, Fiji and Tahiti, this film is a must see for everyone and features premier athletes that got the sport off the ground.  | |
| 11 November 2011 |
TEDX Honolulu Cupola Theatre Registration for attendance prior to event. Limited to 100 guests. @TEDxHonolulu@HTDCorg it's actually too late to register to attend LIVE, however please join TED.com online LIVE at: livestream.com/tedx2 Edgy is a featured speaker at the first TEDx Honolulu event on 11.11.11, at Cupola Theatre. TED is a nonprofit devoted to "Ideas Worth Spreading". It started (in 1984) as a conference bringing together people from three worlds: Technology, Entertainment, Design. Since then its scope has become ever broader. Along with two annual conferences each spring, and the TEDGlobal conference in Edinburgh UK each summer -- TED includes the award-winning TEDTalks video site, the Open Translation Project and TED Conversations, the inspiring TED Fellows and TEDx programs, and the annual TED Prize. TEDx was created in the spirit of TED’s mission, “ideas worth spreading.” The program is designed to stimulate dialogue through TED-like experiences at the local level. At TEDx events, a screening of TEDTalks videos — or a combination of live presenters and TEDTalks videos — sparks deep conversation and connections. Attendance is by invitation only but you may apply for invitation to the event at http://tedxhonolulu.org/register-to-attend/ TEDxHonolulu 2011 Official Program | |
| 30 Sept 2011 5:00 - 7:30pm |
Viewpoints Film Series Hawaii Pacific University, Warmer Auditorium Screening and Q&A with filmmaker and founder of Pacific Network.tv, Edgy Lee. | |
| 9 May 2011 11:00a - 1:00p |
Keynote for Organization of Women Leaders Pacific Club Edgy introduces Pacific Network.tv and discusses current film, How We Learn, a feature documentary production on the fascinating history of how we educate or share our wisdom, knowledge, and family traditions. | |
| 27 April 2011 6:30p - 8:30p |
Women in Filmmaking Mark's Garage Women in Filmmaking is an artists collective based in Honolulu, Hawaii that provides mentoring, peer support, and a place for women filmmakers to do work-in-progress screenings and discussions of their work. It is a community of filmmakers sharing their experiences and expertise in a safe and creative space. This series invites a few of Hawaii's women filmmakers to keynote in an informal q&a atmosphere. Showing film excerpts and q&a with audience | |
| 19 April 2011 | Artist in Residence Special Presentation Volcano National Park Edgy will present "The Hawaiians Reflecting Spirit" in part shot on location at the park. Join us for an evening with the filmmaker. Hotel accommodations available contact: At the Crater's Edge, Volcano Guest House (808) 967-7775 TOLL FREE: (866) 886-5226 Naniloa Volcanoes Resort 808. 969. 3333 or www.hottours.us | |
| February 21 2011 | 3rd Annual Waimea Film Festival Waimea Theater On behalf of the Waimea Businessmen's Association and Thomas Nizo, Director of Waimea Heritage Days, the public is invited to attend the 3rd Annual Waimea Film Festival on Monday, February 21, 2011. (http://www.wkbpa.org/events.html) featuring two films by Edgy Lee. This independent film festival showcases local documentaries and the work of filmmakers with ties to Hawai'i. Professionals such as Eddie Kamae as well as amateur filmmakers like Ke Kula Ni'ihau o Kekaha Public Charter School have shared films on saltmaking in Hanapepe. The Historic Waimea Theater is unique to Kaua'i in its day-long festival. waimeaheritagedays@gmail.com Street Address: 9691 Kaumualii Highway, Waimea, Kaua'i, Hawai'i 96796 808.246.8727 office www.waimeatheater.com | |
| 11 November 2010 |
Lecture on "new media", hosted by Prof. Don Price University of Hawaii - Hilo campus | |
| September 22 2010 |
Cinema Italiano, Annual Film Festival, Juror Kahala Hotel & Resort | |
| May 22, 2010 6:45 pm (6pm Doors Open) |
Paniolo O Hawaii - Cowboys of the Far West Waimea Valley Pikake Pavilion General Admission $10, Keiki $8. Special Food & Beverage menu created by Waimea Valley Grill. North Shore Paniolo welcome! Uncle Albert Silva to introduce the film and filmmaker, Edgy Lee, who will sign DVD copies before and after screening of Paniolo O Hawaii - Cowboys of the Far West. Portion of all proceeds benefit Waimea Valley. Sponsored by Waimea Valley, Hawaii Tourism Authority, Hi Ipaka LLC 808. 638.7766 |
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| March 27, 2010 8:30am - 4pm |
The A to Z of Documentary and Non Fiction Video Production Kona, Big Island Professionals & Non Pros workshops. Advanced registration advised $35/fee $20 students. Lunch Contact John Mason, Big Island Film Ofice 808-327-3663 On Saturday, March 27 acclaimed filmmaker Edgy Lee will lead an impressive line-up of Oahu and Big Island documentary producers for an all day workshop, "The A to Z of Documentary and Non-Fiction Video Production." The program will take place at the University of the Nations in Kailua-Kona, with registration beginning at 8:30 am. The aim of the seminar is to cover many of the important aspects making documentaries: development, fund raising, production, editing, marketing and distribution. Edgy Lee is one of the state's most accomplished filmmakers with experience as a writer, producer, and director who has accumulated a long list of credits throughout her award-winning career. She will kick off the day with an overview of how to produce programs for national audiences. Her presentation will focus on development, fundraising, content, and new media. She will discuss her pioneering enterprise, the Pacific Network, an internet television network with nine channels of programming. The challenges and protocols of "Physical Production" will be covered by Keith Nealy and Willy Navarro, head of the School of Digital Filmmaking at the University of the Nations. Both of these accomplished filmmakers are based on The Big Island. Keith has focused on producing films that take their inspiration from Hawaii's rich cultural and historical landscape. He is currently working on a documentary, "Kindy Sproat: A Gift from the Heart," one the island's most beloved musicians and storytellers. Willy Navarro is a producer, director, and writer who has shot news stories and documentaries in over 30 countries. He has covered such diverse topics as street kids in Brazil and hurricane relief in Honduras. Filmmaker Marlene Booth will cover aspects of "Editing and Post-production", rights management, clearances, and intellectual property rights issues. Her latest documentary, "Pidgin: Voice of Hawaii," won the audience award in documentary filmmaking at the recent Hawaii International Film Festival. Broadcast on the local PBS channel, her work has earned her a CINE Golden Eagle, an Emmy nomination, and a Bronze Apple award from the National Educational Film and Video Festival. Oahu filmmaker Gerard Elmore and Mericia Palma will end the day with an overview of the "Marketing and Distribution" of documentaries, with a special emphasis on non-traditional methods of marketing and distribution. Gerard is the current host of "Hawaii Reel Stories" on cable channel OC 16 and his latest project, an independent feature film, "All for Melissa," has received national distribution. Mericia Palma is the founder of a content creation and marketing company, Left of Center, that helps media artists create, produce, and market their work. She co-produced "All for Melissa," and led the national distribution effort. A panel discussion with all of the workshop speakers will conclude the day. This "not to be missed" seminar is targeted at media professionals looking to gain greater insight and practical knowledge about producing documentaries at a high level, and to network with others on collaborative projects. Students serious about digital media and production should also attend to upgrade their skills and meet working professionals. |
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