February, 2008Big NewsHey gang, got some pretty big news. First off, while shooting my piece on Hilo I bumped into a reporter for Big Island Weekly. She was very nice and took my picture and there's a small write up in the paper and a plug for the site. (You can read the full article here)
Hawaii - Small Town PoliticsA look at what goes on in a small town during the democratic caucus. Hawaii - Small Town Politics from dustrotter on Vimeo.
Democracy in actionTonight I went and covered the Hawaiian Democratic Caucus. It was quite interesting to see, there was a huge turn out and the local news is reporting record numbers for total ballots counted. I talked to people, met a super-delegate, took pictures, shot video and stayed till it was all over. I'll post a video hopefully in the next few days. And the best part? Someone actually recognized me. ![]() Double checking the ballots. Hilo, Hawaii Caucus 2008
Hawaii - South PointThis week we head to South Point, the southern most point in the US and swing by a green sand beach. Hawaii - South Point from dustrotter on Vimeo.
Download This Weeks Royal RadioI've streamlined the way I record, edit and upload the recordings of my weekly radioshow. So they should be popping up a lot more frequently now. I'm technically not supposed to do this, but I'm a nobody so I'm sure all the somebody's don't care.
Hawaii - Hilo UnderwaterAs promised, I've delivered; today I went downtown and shot some video of the flooding. From what I heard and saw the flooding was quite a bit worse on Saturday. Rain is still in the forecast for this week so if things get crazy here, I'll get it on tape and get it on line. I planned, shot and edited this video today its a little rough, so bear with me. Hawaii - Hilo Underwater from dustrotter on Vimeo.
So whats the haps?A few people have been asking me what I've been up to lately; well the last 2 weeks have been basically non-stop rain. And when I say non-stop I don't mean California non-stop which is cloudy skies and a few inches of drizzle. I mean heavy to torrential rains for probably 80 - 90% of the day. From what I've heard the downtown area (visible in the beginning of the Hawaii By Motorcycle Video) is totally flooded out. As a documentarian it's my responsibility to inform the public of whats going on.
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