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SOA Credits HIFF Copy STATE OF ALOHA film end credits Executive Producer Tom Brislin Chris Lee Producer/ Director Anne Misawa 1st Associate Producer Connie M. Florez Editor Ruth Chon Cinematographer Bennett Cerf Interviewer/ Historical Script Dan Boylan Narrator Jason Scott Lee Associate Producer Mary Tuti Baker Production Coordinators Jon Moritsugu Kathleen Man Additional Production Coordinators Jennifer Akana-Sturla Joy Chong-Stannard Minette Lew Additional Cinematographers Henry Mochida Anne Misawa Additional Day Cinematographers Dennis Burns Vince Keala Lucero Production Sound/ John McFadden Camera Assistant Additional Interviewer Jonathan Osorio Make-up Penny Cardoza Lead Archival Researcher Nanette Napoleon Lead Historical Researcher Arnie Saiki Research Assistant Leilani Digmon Transcriber Carolyn Nakagawa Original Music Jon Magnussen Archival Acquisition/ Joy Chong-Stannard Clearance Coordinator Music Clearance Coordinator Connie M. Florez ACM Lead Editor Henry Mochida ACM 2nd Lead Editor Brooks Infante Justin Adams Associate Editor Rylan Akama Julian Gilliam Dimitri Kim Nasser Marghalani Ark Fangran Mu Roger Nakamine Tiare Nichols Grant Okazaki Peio Pualoa Nancy Shon Wayde Toyama Music Consultant Editor Kaliko Palmiera Melchor Natnat 2nd Associate Editor Jordan Chong Todd Fink Alana Hong Joelle-Lyn Sarte Meryle Carr Lauren Cheape Leah Dawson Kevyn Fong Eric Manke Dana Miller Wayde Toyama Mark Wolf Post-Production/ Nancy Shon Archival Assistant Production Assistant Gabe Cabagbag Thomas Takemoto-Chock Jacob Holcomb Jay Hubert Kevin Inouye Chrystal Jameson Monika Jost Andrew Gregor Andrew Ma Brian Makanoa Francisca Maia Tiare Nichols Kaliko Palmeira Samo Rozman Ty Sanga Jeremiah Tayao Nelson Quan Jeff Whitehurst ACM Production Coordinator Joshua Abel Jennifer Tokunaga ACM Lead Segment Crew Brooks Infante Julian Gilliam Dimitri Kim Nasser Marghalani Dana Miller Tiare Nichols Grant Okazaki Nancy Shon Wayde Toyama ACM Segment Crews David Crans Felicita Garrido Bryant Cabrera Chris Damitio James Hall Jimen Ching Yayoi Ikezaki Mio Hoshino Crystal Crum Ken Kiwada Paulo Kobayashi Jenny Fung Cameron Nitta Evan Loney James Goodson Jeremy Sabugo Nicholas Mortell Paul Higa Priscilla Stafford Giovonni Parks David Hotniansky Johnathan Walk Jaime Peak Jason Kaneshiro Rachell Rivera Jennifer Lau Fred Diaz Christy Sumida Tiare Monga Erin Fearn Amanda Taualii Chad Nakamura Christian Joaquin Atsuki Tokuda Samantha Naone Christopher Latronic Nicholas Ower Daniel Meredith Barry Brandt Brandon Tanimoto Justin Miura Mikaela Bruce Olivea Vea Michael Nakagime Gabe Cabagbag Tricia Saiki Jordan Fabin Christie Pang Peter Scognamillo Todd Fink June Kawaguchi Mike Shapiro Charlene Linhard Kyle Santos Chadwick Shimomura Melchor Natnat Bruce An Robert Omura Pamela Pang Monet Sadural Kenji Ashman Wesley Scanlon Jay Hanamura Animator James Robert Kaveh Kardan Alana Ignacio Troy Milhoan Additional Animator Sebastian Deangelis Benjamin Leong Mike Varley Animation Design Dan Boulos Solomon Enos Tape Duplication Steve Szabo HD Online Supervising Editor George Wang HD Online Associate Editor Nicholas Ower Jaime Peak Media Package Design xmanifold Neil Abercrombie Hawaii State House of Representatives, 1975- 1979; 1991-current; Hawaii State Senate, 1980 – 1986 Daniel K. Akaka US Senator, 1990-Present Leonelle Anderson Akana Teacher/ Historian Peter Apo Director of Culture and Education, Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association George Ariyoshi Hawaii Governor, 1974-1986 Pat Namaka Bacon Mother to Dodie Browne Cobey Black Journalist Kekuni Blaisdell Professor of Medicine University of Hawaii at Manoa Dodie Browne Young Girl in Newspaper Photo H. William Burgess Attorney/ Aloha for All Judge James Burns Son of John A. Burns, Governor, 1962-1974 Kippen de Alba Chu Executive Director, Friends of Iolani Palace Tom Coffman Historian Kenneth Conklin Co-founder of Aloha for All Elmer Cravalho Mayor of Maui, 1969-1979 Beadie Kanahele Dawson Hawaii State Deputy Attorney General, 1982-1996 Jean Davis Moved to Hawaii, 1959 Hannah Embree University of Hawaii student Hinaleimoana Falemei Cultural Consultant Alice F. Guild Former President, Friends of Iolani Palace Don Ho Singer/ Entertainer Daniel Inouye US Representative, 1959-1963 US Senator, 1963-Present Dennis “Bumpy” Kanahele Founder of Pu`uhonua O Waiamanalo Kealoha Slam Poet Stephanie Launiu Former Exec. Director, Hilo Bay Clinic Jason Scott Lee Actor Naomi Losch Associate Professor, Hawaiian Language University of Hawaii at Manoa Charlie Maxwell Hawaiian Kahu (Priest)/ Radio Show Host Ah Quon McElrath Former Social Worker Int. Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 142 Lolena Nichols Ni’ihau resident Jonathan Osorio Professor, Center for Hawaiian Studies University of Hawaii at Manoa Bozo Pualoa Native Hawaiian Artist William & Nancy Quinn First Governor-State of Hawaii & First Lady, 1959-1962 Harold “Freddy” Rice Hawaii Island Rancher William S. Richardson Chief Justice, Hawaii State Supreme Court, 1966-1982 David Keanu Sai Founder of the Hawaiian Society of Law and Politics Sam Slom Hawaii State Senator Travis K. Thompson Slam Poet Haunani-Kay Trask Professor, Hawaiian Studies University of Hawaii at Manoa Dan Tuttle Former Professor of Political Science University of Hawaii at Manoa Thurston Twigg-Smith Publisher, Honolulu Advertiser Newspaper, 1961-1993 John Waihe’e Hawaii Governor, 1986-1994 John Whitehead Historian Melvin Wonpat-Borja Slam Poet Polani Wong Ni’ihau resident Fred Weisberger High School Teacher, Le Jardin Academy Tony Agao Man/ Woman on the Street Keli’i Bright Lynette Cruz Joe Daniels Alice Greenwood Jo Manner-Howerton Mike Lino Lori Nordlum Reverend Thomas Okano Natalie Pu’o Lena & Kalena Racimo Jeff Smith Sarah Teehee Tim Troxol Kauilani Kinimaka State Motto Children Landon Luna Jared Sugihara ARCHIVAL FILM/ PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY ABC News Videosource AP/Wide World Photos Center for Labor Education & Research, University of Hawaii-West Oahu Daniel K. Inouye Getty Images Hawaii Agricultural Research Center (HARC) Hawaii State Archives Hawaiian Historical Society Henhaus Productions Honolulu Advertiser Honolulu Police Department, Law Enforcement Museum Honolulu Star-Bulletin International Longshore and Warehouse Union, Local 142 John A. Burns Archive Kazuo & Grace Ishii/ Misawa Family Archives KGMB-TV KHNL Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs National Archives and Records Administration PBS Hawaii Phoenix Learning Group, Inc. Pukona Brown Reverend Abraham Kahu Akaka Ministries Foundation SPPN Images/ Grinberg Film Library Victoria Keith Productions BISHOP MUSEUM LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES Moving Images-Bishop Museum 1988.0267.0002 1974.0087 1978.0071.0003 2002.205.0002.0004 1987.0097.0006 1975.0034.0037 1989.0158.0007 1984.0214.0013 1984.0214.0025 Photographs-Bishop Museum George Bacon George H. Burgess City Photo Company Frank Davey Kenneth P. Emory Nathaniel R. Farbman Alonzo Gartley Christian J. Hedemann Artists-Bishop Museum Adam after Louis Choris, Lithograph by Langlume Louis Choris Theodore Auguste Fisquet MUSIC "Dream of Stars" Composed & performed by Jon Magnussen Courtesy of Early Antique Music (ASCAP) "State of Aloha I" Composed by Jon Magnussen Courtesy of Early Antique Music (ASCAP) "State of Aloha II" Composed & performed by Jon Magnussen Courtesy of Early Antique Music (ASCAP) "Mellow Delays" Composed and performed by Jon Magnussen Courtesy of Early Antique Music (ASCAP) "The Contribution" Composed and performed by Jon Magnussen Courtesy of Early Antique Music (ASCAP) “Ke Aloha O Ka Haku” Composed by Queen Lili'uokalani Performed by Kawaiolaonapukanileo (in rehearsal) Courtesy of Kawaiolaonapukanileo “Adieu Mala'o” Composed by: Tangaro Taupouri, Kekuhi Keli`ikanaka`ole Performed by: Kekuhi Keli`ikanaka`ole Courtesy of The Mountain Apple Company HAWAII "Ka'u Ku Makaha” Composed by: Tangaro Taupouri, Kekuhi Keli`ikanaka`ole Performed by: Kekuhi Keli`ikanaka`ole Courtesy of The Mountain Apple Company HAWAII “He Inoa No Pauahi” Traditional Performed by: The Brothers Cazimero Courtesy of The Mountain Apple Company HAWAII “Hali`a Ka Lehua Wena” Composed by: Karl Veto Baker, Michael Casupang Performed by Halau I Ka Wekiu Courtesy of The Mountain Apple Company HAWAII “Aloha E Mama Nui E” Composed by: Tangaro Taupouri, Kekuhi Keli`ikanaka`ole Performed by: Kekuhi Keli`ikanaka`ole Courtesy of The Mountain Apple Company HAWAII “Ke Aloha O Ka Haku” Composed by Queen Lili'uokalani Performed by Henry Kapono www.kapono.com “Kawaimalia” Composed by Kanalu G.T. Young & Kevin K.J. Chang (ASCAP) Publisher: Mr. Chang Publishing Performed by Kupa’aina Copyright Kototama Productions LLC. “Overload On Automation” Composed by Kanalu G.T. Young & Kevin K.J. Chang (ASCAP) Publisher: Mr. Chang Publishing Performed a by Kupa’aina. Available on the album Kupa’āina Simple Island People. Copyright 2004, Kototama Productions LLC. www.kupaaina.com “Deep in an Ancient Hawaiian Forest” Composed and Performed by Makana Venus, and the Sky Turns to Clay: The Instrumental World of Makana (2009) Courtesy of Punahele Records www.makanamusic.com “Melody – Kumulipo” Music and Performance by Makaha Sons Of Ni`ihau Album title “Ho`oluana” 1991 www.mele.com “Maika`i Ka `Oiwi O Ka`ala” Music and Performance by Keali’i Reichel Copyrighted by Keali’I Reichel Album by Kamahiwa: Collection One Courtesy of Punahele Records www.kealiireichel.com “Ka ‘Opihi O Kanapou” Music and Performance by Keali’i Reichel Words by Keali’i Reichel Album title “E O Mai” Courtesy of Punahele Records www.kealiireichel.com “Liliu” “Ka Hulina” Performed by Jon Osorio Courtesy
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