O’ahu Resource Conservation & Development Council

 
 

Wahine Voices in Agriculture Video Series ft. 3 profiles

In Hawaii, there’s a growing female-led movement in local food and agriculture. We're excited to support it by highlighting some of the stories of these female entrepreneurs for O’ahu Resource Conservation & Development Council. Recently, we created some videos to help promote the launch of the Women Farmers Network. This network is an online resource connecting female agricultural entrepreneurs throughout the Hawaiian Islands. It is be a space to connect, share knowledge, and support one another.

 
 

Women Farmers Network Online Directory promo

 
 

Our Role

  • Filming

  • Script Writing

  • Directing

  • Producing

  • Editing

  • Color grading

Deliverables

  • Short teaser video featuring 3 profiles

  • Women Farmer’s Network launch video

 
 
 
 
 
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Know Your Cost To Grow

The Oʻahu Resource Conservation & Development Council came to us with a request to help them create a video documenting a training event for their Hawaii Women Farmers Network program. This event and cohort focused on integrating and implementing a software tool called Know Your Cost To Grow. This tool and framework provides multi-crop vegetable farmers with a step-by-step process for determining their crop-specific costs of production and a framework for using cost of production information for business planning and decision-making. It allows them to make informed decisions based on time studies and real data from their on the ground work. It was an inspiring group to be around and the consensus was that these women farmers found the tool and program enlightening. They were excited to continue to use the software as they work to provide a good living for themselves, their families, and our local communities in Hawaii.