
Tui Pilitati
Fau is a 30 minute Pasifika livestream pilot episode talk show with an aim to discuss, empower, and inform the Pasifika community about topics relevant in today’s time and age. In Samoan, Fau can mean to build, create and build and that’s what the aim for this show is, to build and create a platform for young Pasifika adults to discuss, inform, empower, debate, show real action and find solutions for issues and problems within the Pasifika community.
About the Team 🌺
Fau consists of both second and third years students within the Creative Media Production course at Massey University! We are a bunch of hard working individuals who are passionate about telling indigenous stories and learning new skills!
Our third year students consist of;
- Tui Pilitati- Co-Producer/Director
- Philly Kingsford-Brown- Co-Producer/Director
- Nico Li- Director of Photography
- Courtney Day- Art Director and Marketing Manager
- Maeve O'Connell- Tech Lead, Graphic Designer, Art Department Coordinator
Our second years consist of;
- Alex Mackintosh
- Josefine Haring
- Elizabeth Hodgson
- William Veisamasama
- Yannic Bakx
- Naseem Loumachi
- Tayden Lemalu
- Avril Stil
- Abbie Mcgarvey
- Giovanni Maule
- Matthew Tai
🌺 We need your help!🌺
Fau needs your help to bring this livestream episode to life! Your contribution will go towards paying our amazing and talented hosts and guests, designing the set where our livestream will happen, transporting our cast and crew to and from locations, flights to get our talent to Wellington and catering for both crew and talent when we're shooting!
We're very excited to make Fau happen and we hope you can help us on this exciting journey of empowering Pasifika people and their voices through our livestream talk show FAU!
All donations are greatly appreciated!
Thank you from FAU! 🌺
- Last Update:
- 05/11/2024, 12:32 pm
FAU
Fau is a 30 minute Pasifika livestream pilot episode talk show with an aim to discuss, empower, and inform the Pasifika community about topics relevant in today’s time and age. In Samoan, Fau can mean to build, create and build and that’s what the aim for this show is, to build and create a platform for young Pasifika adults to discuss, inform, empower, debate, show real action and find solutions for issues and problems within the Pasifika community.
About the Team 🌺
Fau consists of both second and third years students within the Creative Media Production course at Massey University! We are a bunch of hard working individuals who are passionate about telling indigenous stories and learning new skills!
Our third year students consist of;
- Tui Pilitati- Co-Producer/Director
- Philly Kingsford-Brown- Co-Producer/Director
- Nico Li- Director of Photography
- Courtney Day- Art Director and Marketing Manager
- Maeve O'Connell- Tech Lead, Graphic Designer, Art Department Coordinator
Our second years consist of;
- Alex Mackintosh
- Josefine Haring
- Elizabeth Hodgson
- William Veisamasama
- Yannic Bakx
- Naseem Loumachi
- Tayden Lemalu
- Avril Stil
- Abbie Mcgarvey
- Giovanni Maule
- Matthew Tai
🌺 We need your help!🌺
Fau needs your help to bring this livestream episode to life! Your contribution will go towards paying our amazing and talented hosts and guests, designing the set where our livestream will happen, transporting our cast and crew to and from locations, flights to get our talent to Wellington and catering for both crew and talent when we're shooting!
We're very excited to make Fau happen and we hope you can help us on this exciting journey of empowering Pasifika people and their voices through our livestream talk show FAU!
All donations are greatly appreciated!
Thank you from FAU! 🌺
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