Honolulu, HI, USA
$150 - $1000 / Day
Request QuoteBorn and raised on Oahu, Hawaii, Cody Horne is proud to call the little island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean home. Since childhood, Cody has always been fascinated by the prospect of 'creating videos'. From watching her mom make slideshows on their family desktop to consuming countless hours of movies, cartoons and video games, Cody found herself longing to put her own creativity into the world just like what she was observing. She would make stop motion videos of figurines or film mini scenes of her family on her mother's Sony Handycam. Her attraction to film would continue well into high school as she would vlog her friends and make her baby niece act in skits she wrote. When college approached, she enrolled in a Television Production program. From there she would gain opportunities she thought were unreachable and she ended up sparking a romance with her now husband who attended the same program. Since then she has gone on to become a camera operator and editor for multiple television shows and work on several award winning short films. With experience under her belt and the drive to learn more, Cody aims to tell the untold stories of Hawaii and give a platform to people much like herself. She wants to capture human emotion in its many forms and colors and create films that people can find a bit of themselves in.
Producer for an indie film shot on Oahu. A young fugitive desperately tries to make enough money to escape the island of Oahu with his younger sister, all by moving contrabands with his estranged friend on the streets of Kaneohe.
Cinematographer for an indie action short filmed on Oahu.
Digital Editor for a free-to-use curriculum developed by the Smithsonian based off of Linda Hoaglund's film, Edo Avant Garde. After the Edo period, countless works were sold to Western collectors, who were captivated by the works’ elegant originality, and many are now housed in US museums. The National Museum of Asian Art (NMAA) has one of the world’s most important collections of Edo art, and this website explores treasures depicting the natural world from NMAA’s as well as other institutions’ collections. This image-driven, digital resource is designed for students to discover Edo-period art and to learn about the basic principles of art and design from a fresh perspective. Lesson plans leveled for elementary, middle, and high school students explore outstanding works of Edo art through video clips from the film, virtual image galleries, relevant articles, interview excerpts, and other educational resources. This website approaches the Edo period’s artistic legacy through five major themes: Painting Nature, Our Environment, Depicting Birds and Animals, Artistic Techniques, and Edo Avant-Garde. Each theme has two subthemes along with lesson plans filled with investigations and discoveries. Each subtheme begins with a high-resolution image of a major Edo artwork, with the question What do you see? This initial exercise is intended to motivate students to discover the art with their own eyes and to respond in their own language, whether that be verbal or artistic, to express what they see. Each subtheme examines a featured artwork and includes a brief introduction. The level-graded lesson plans provide a PDF for educators with learning objectives and assignments, additional artworks for reference, links to video clips, brief readings, assignment worksheets, and additional references. The Google Slides pages provide students with links to the resources and student-friendly instructions to follow in the classroom or remotely. The user-friendly navigation also includes indexes of art, artists, videos, and resources relevant across both the site and lesson plans as well as an introduction to and preview of Linda Hoaglund’s film Edo Avant Garde.
A brand lifestyle video for the outdoor apparel company Smith and Rogue. The Tommy's Park Team take Jake's pride and joy up the Peacock Flats trail known as the Initiator. This kind of adventure really is a team event, requiring spotters and movers and plenty of communication. There is a lot on the line, especially with such a nice rig. Watch to find out how they get along.
My wedding videography company that I own and operate out of Hawaii.
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