Shibby Stylee

03/07/2020

Where the Land Lives
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A family’s mission to plant endemic plants and trees, including the mighty koa, in an effort to restore and revive a native Hawaiian forest. The short-video is an intimate portrait of a local couple navigating the pit-falls of undertaking a reforestation project and how, regardless of the struggles, their passion for the ‘āina overcomes all obstacles.⁠
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A Shibby Stylee production featuring the Souza Ohana Reforest Hawaii
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Director: Andrew Agcaoili
Producer: Jenny Ersbak
Cinematography: Andrew Agcaoili Matt Heirakuji⁠
Editor: Delilah Hernandez
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02/07/2020

01/07/2020

Where the Land Lives: A family’s mission to plant endemic plants and trees, including the mighty koa, in an effort to restore and revive a native Hawaiian forest. The short-video is an intimate portrait of a local couple navigating the pit-falls of undertaking a reforestation project and how, regardless of the struggles, their passion for the ‘āina overcomes all obstacles.⁠⠀
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Join us on Hawaii page, Thursday July 2nd, at 12pm HST for our latest short "Where the Land Lives"⁠.
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28/06/2020

Photo by | The Arch. Probably the biggest and baddest bouldering spot on Oahu. A true test of endurance with the long problems and roof climbing. on "Big Baby Buddha" V8/9⁠ ⁠
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Shot on the

27/06/2020

Silky morning out west | Photos by Matt Heirakuji

26/06/2020

Images and words by Andrew Agcaoili | A lot of firsts were happening back in 2015. We were working on our film 'Step Out'. It was my first time filming slackliners on highlines and it was a real eye opening project for me. I met a lot of rad humans the few days we were out on this shoot. One of them was Jesse Smalling. And yes, you'll probably find him without a shirt somewhere on the Big Island.⁠⠀
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A few hours after establishing the line everyone was starting to get comfortable on it. Jesse was on the sideline the entire day just watching. But then out of no where he gets up, throws on his painted green jeans and starts harnessing up. Doesn't say anything to anyone. He's lowering himself down to the line and sits for just a moment. Takes a deep breath and he's up in full send mode. Next thing you know he's on the other end with the biggest smile on his face. "That was my first time" says Jesse while pulling himself off the end of the line. It was real, raw and just beautiful.⁠⠀
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Fast forward 5 years to now and Jesse is still sending it today. Out on the line and with us on the Shibby team.⁠⠀
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Swipe for the raw clips of Jesse on the line and check out the full film 'Step Out' - link in bio.

26/06/2020

Power. Taken February 25th 2016, the last time ran. | Photo by Matt Heirakuji

24/06/2020

Video by Matt Heirakuji | Minimal slow motion, no drone, shot on RED, bangers only. DISSENT is live. Link in bio 🎥 Hope you enjoy

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Minimal slow motion, no drone, bangers only. Surfing: Ty Roach Film/Edit: Matt Heirakuji Additional footage: Shibby Stylee Music: Whipping Post The Allman Brothers…

23/06/2020

Photos and story by Andrew Agcaoili

Trail running is a favorite pastime of mine. After a pretty serious ankle injury about 10 years ago it's never been the same. I've been prone to rolling it and learned to deal with the pain. But it couldn't keep me off the trails and I found other ways to spend time in the mountains. One of them was to photograph other trail runners. It's a different perspective sitting on the sidelines and somewhat enjoyable to watch the suffer fest happening in front of you. ⁠⠀⁠⠀
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So here comes .run.fly. She's one of those badasses that can push it to the wall, knock it down and keep on going. One project we worked on together a couple years ago, she completed a night trail run (20+ miles), ran the Honolulu Marathon (26 miles) the next morning and then right after, met up with me and we ran her another few hours until the sun went down. She did all that in 48 hours with nothing but a smile on her face. ⁠⠀⁠⠀
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These photos are from our last trail together in Hawaii before she left to her new home in Montana. Always good times starting/ending in the dark, getting dirty and sweating it out with her.

22/06/2020

Being a dolphin would be cool. Swim all day. Always cruise with friends. P**p wherever you want. | Profound thoughts and photos by Matt Heirakuji

19/06/2020

Don’t be a horse car man. Make your next car electric!⁠
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Back at it again with another PSA for Blue Planet Foundation and Hawaiian Electric! This year we're focused on electric vehicles. Change is always hard but being open to change helps find better solutions.⁠
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Take the pledge and learn how you can electrify your ride at HorseCarMan.org Anyone who pledges before July 16, 2020 will be entered to win a horse back riding tour at Kualoa Ranch for two! ⚡️🚙🌎⁠
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Featuring: Alex Farnham⁠ and Taiana Tully
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Creative Director: David Aquino
Producer: Jenny Ersbak
Director/DP: Andrew Agcaoili
1st AC: Matt HeiraKuji
2nd AC/Editor: Delilah Hernandez
Gaffer: Kenyatta Kelechi
HMUA: Mariah Melanie Metzger
PA: Jesse Smalling

17/06/2020

The Arena ⚔️ | Video by

16/06/2020

Stay above and dry or go for swim. Either way is a bad option. doing whatever she can to avoid getting in the deep cold stagnant water. | Photo by

15/06/2020

Rain ain’t all bad | Photos by

13/06/2020

There's two ways to get to Kaʻena Point, you can either approach it from the north or the south of the island. Either way it's probably going to be a scorcher unless the rain gods hear your call. For those that do make it out there you'll be rewarded with a landscape unlike anywhere else on the island. Native plants and wildlife cover the point while the sunsets melt into the ocean. Makes walking back in the dark not so bad after. | Photo by Andrew Agcaoili⁠⠀
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Shot on Phase One

03/06/2020

But can you surf in a Lei po’o? | Photos by

02/06/2020

Just some good ol misty mountains. On assignment with Hawaii DLNR (Department of Land and Natural Resources) and The Nature Conservancy of Hawaiʻi | Photo by Andrew Agcaoili

02/06/2020

Nothing a little gaff tape can’t fix. Flowcine

01/06/2020

One wave with the man | Video by Matt HeiraKuji

31/05/2020

All this rain the past couple weeks has put a few projects on hold for us. Fortunately the weather is taking a turn for the better and as we get ready for a long two weeks of filming some amazing projects. | Photo by Andrew Agcaoili

29/05/2020

Grab rail, no bail! | Photo by Matt HeiraKuji

08/01/2020

Being given an exclusive look at the conservation work being done in the remote interior of Kaua‘i with The Nature Conservancy of Hawaiʻi was a true privilege. Filming it? A true challenge. Executing a shoot in one of the world’s wettest locations presents notable obstacles, particularly humidity which can wreak havoc on filming equipment. But what better way to understand fresh water security for the island than to visit the source itself ☔

13/12/2019

Shibby Stylee was born in Hawaii. Growing up with the ocean we’ve paid our dues and have a deep respect for our waters. We can achieve unique angles few others can provide | Matt HeiraKuji aquaman 🐠

11/12/2019

When the trades blow, we go.

22/11/2019

Standing by.
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Freefly Systems

16/11/2019

Whatever is good for your soul, do that. On the coast with | Photo by

09/11/2019

Weekends are for hanging | Photo by Matt HeiraKuji

06/11/2019

Even after this old growth koa has fallen it still kept going. Remember that the next time you get knocked down.

23/10/2019

Shibby Stylee is fully FAA compliant with a team of experienced pilots and remote camera operators that have the best safety record in the industry. We get the shots no one else is willing to get. Boo-yah. | Photo by Matt HeiraKuji

20/10/2019

Walking the line is no easy task. Adding more distractions like waterfalls, a person above/below you, and a drone carrying 20lbs of camera gear doesn't make it any easier. Thanks J. Lambus Photography and Greg Chavdarian for always going big for us. Jesse Smalling SlackHi
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