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Aloha Friday started in 1992 with a documentary project entitled, "Celebrating The Pacific: The Sixth Festival of Pacific Arts."* Shot on location in the Cook Islands, the event brought nearly 40 Pacific Island cultures together. The theme of The Sixth Festival was to honor Polynesia's seafaring ancestors. Industrious people, Polynesians were successfully navigating and discovering Pacific Islands more than 200 years before Colombus or Cook. The documentary went on to win numerous awards.* Today AFP has worked on a variety of projects from music videos with the Black Eyed Peas to reality shows. You may have seen our game show "No Shame TV," on KFVE. We are also proud to announce our involvement with the Kamalama Project. As mentor's to Hawaii's children, we strive to provide good role models while teaching our craft of film and video production.
*"Celebrating The Pacific: The Sixth Festival of Pacific Arts" has received numerous awards including the following: National
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