Showing posts with label contests. Show all posts
Showing posts with label contests. Show all posts

Monday, May 4, 2015

Congratulations Olelo Video Award Winners and Finalists!


Olelo Awards Banquet

            The Olelo Awards Banquet is where students from all over Hawaii come together to share and compete in the create videos that they created to address specific topics important to our community.  The students at this banquet have the opportunity to be recognized for their creative thoughts flowing and put  video.  It’s also not just a place to share and compete but get influenced by the messages behind each video.  The videos that each student creates have a positive message about the mistakes people all around us make but we could stop it if we spread the message around.  Also with this banquet, it gives you an idea of all the new and interesting content that could be made and there’s not just only one specific way to do it.

           This year Kawananakoa Media Students produced videos and were selected as State Finalists in four categories.  Jayna Benito, Rachel Inouye, and Lauren Kam produced a video titled, "Don't let the keyboard take the wheel," in the Traffic Safety category.  Chloe Chan, Chanelle Junio, and Lauren Jay were finalists in the Animation category for their video, "You don't get a second chance." 


           Annie Wong, Man Ian Woo, and Ann Wu were the video competition winners in the  Start Living Healthy Category for their video, "Be Active!," which focused on the importance of PE classes in schools.


Celina Bhandari video contest winner in the Malama `Aina category for her video, " Love, Appreciate, and take care of the Land."



            With the experience I had at Olelo Banquet, it opened my eyes that at any age and place, anyone could create a fascinating video.  There’s children at the age of 8 creating all this content that I wouldn’t have thought of.  It’s a community where everyone has a passion of making videos and seeing what everyone else has created.  There’s a “wow” factor to the videos that won and you’ll be amazed at the quality that was produced at a young age.  But, everyone that was gathered in the room wasn’t focused just about winning, they were all proud of the content that was created just with a mind and a camera.
-Jayna Benito

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Here at KMS we have small speech club, BUT they obviously pack a punch...

Out of 9 teams, all from private schools, our kids got SECOND place at last Saturdays 'Iolani Speech Festival

A big congratulations to:

Maika Watanabe
Arwyn Yim
Landon Li
Quan Lac
Chivalry Butler
Kelly Zheng

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Kawananakoa student video nominated for award

"Better Food Photography," a video created by Kawananakoa Middle School students Samantha Diaz, Amber Kim, Kevin Liu, and Carmen Yim was nominated for the Best Franchise Piece Award for Season One of Hiki No. A franchise piece is a short video, about 1 to 2 minutes, giving a piece of information or a "how to" type of story. Kawananakoa's video was chosen by industry professionals as one of the best pieces produced in the first season of Hiki No. This video first premired on April 18, 2011.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

And the Winner is....Jeannie Ho!

Jeannie Ho won First place in the State PTSA Reflections contest. This means Kawananakoa Middle School has won all three places in the contest: First, Second, and Third!


Another winner announced

Han Pham's photograph won second place in the State PTSA Reflections Photo Contest. The theme was "Together We Can." Han took the photo during an Environmental Club community service project at Nu`uanu Stream. The club went to clean up trash in the Queen Liliokalani park and stream itself.


Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Congratulations!

A photograph taken by Kia Werkmeister was awarded third place in the State PTSA Reflections Photography Contest for the Middle School Division.

Monday, March 8, 2010

Lillian Nguyen has been named a merit award winner in the 22nd annual Lions International Peace Poster Contest. The theme of this year’s competition was “The Power of Peace.”
              “Peace will only come around when people’s hearts change,” said Nguyen.
              Nguyen’s winning poster was chosen for its originality, artistic merit and portrayal of this year’s theme. She is one of 23 merit award winners chosen from more than 350,000 entries drawn by children ages 11 to 13 from 70 countries.
              As a merit award winner, she will be presented with a cash award of US$500 and a certificate of achievement by the Honolulu Lions Club, local sponsor of the contest.