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?"

Whatʻs Your Story?

What is HIKI NO? with Editor and Co-producer Brent Keane and Managing Editor Eleni Avendaño. Case studies by HIKI NŌ mentors…

Shirley Thompson

Terri Inefuku

Dave Rosen

Ryan Kawamoto

Crafting A Stellar Student Reflection

Shape Your Story Through Editing

Page Before Screen: Scripting Your HIKI NO Story

Reflecting On Paper: How to script your HIKI NO Student Reflection

Beginning, Middle and End: The Three-Act Storytelling Structure

Action! You're On Camera. Tricks To Nail On-Camera Performance

Finding the Story Within Your Idea: Story Development Strategies

Shoot to Edit: How To Film A Sequence

Make Your HIKI NO How-To Stand Out

2021 HIKI NŌ Teachers Conference

How to use Google Classroom to produce a story for HIKI NŌ. Overview and live demo of the process. HIKI NŌ Google Classroom