When Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Bill Einreinhofer arrived in China 30+ years ago, he had no idea it was the first of many visits. He would spend much of his professional career making stories in and about China, locating rare historic footage. He interviewed countless people about China, its culture, and its history. Many of those people are now gone. But their stories live on, through him.

Learn how shoot an interview with your DSLR.

The editor “writes” the final draft of a HIKI NŌ story. Learn ways to sharpen your storytelling skills in the editing phase of production.

With the majority of students working from home, the use of smartphones as cameras will become more and more common. However, HIKI NŌ will still demand PBS production values. Learn how to maintain that level of quality with your smartphone.

PART I: Choose Your Own Adventure! How to Find Your Story During the Pre-Interview with Terri Inefuku & Christi Young

Exploring the fundamentals of Visual Storytelling by answering the question "What Makes a Great Story?"

Happy New Year from the PBS HAWAIʻI Ohana!

Mele Kalikimaka from the PBS HAWAIʻI Ohana.

A new Nā Mele featuring Paula Fuga, Home is Here rides into the Makawao Rodeo and learns about the uniqueness of Laie Vanilla. Check out the latest schedule of PBS Hawaiʻi programs in the October 2022 program guide.