G.B. Hajim

Geoffrey Blair Hajim (born February 25, 1966) is a producer, director, writer, and visual artist who currently resides in Hilo, Hawaii. He has been involved in more than 250 projects ranging from television commercials to the first feature film to be produced in the Hawaiian language.

In 2013, Hajim directed and produced an animated, science fiction musical film, titled Strange Frame: Love & Sax in collaboration with filmmaker Shelley Doty. To achieve the desired level of sound quality, he enlisted the help of sound engineers from Skywalker Sound, including Gary Rizzo and voice casting agent Jamie Thomason. This led to the casting of Claudia Christian, Tim Curry, Michael Dorn, Ron Glass, George Takei, and Alan Tudyk to voice the characters in the film. HawaiiCon was a three-day science, sci-fi and fantasy convention that took place on Hawaii's Big Island. The event featured guests, including cast members from Stargate Atlantis, Star Trek, and Game of Thrones. Attendees could experience astronomy and mock Mars missions, learn about ancient Hawaiian mythology, and participate in workshops and tours. The conference also included panels and discussions led by experts in the field of astronomy, aerospace, and Hawaiian culture.

In 2018 Hajim taught 'Images in Motion Art' at Hawaiʻi Community College.

Filmography

Awards and nominations In 2012, Hajim's Film Strange Frame won Best Feature Film at DragonCon.

In 2013, Hajim's Film Strange Frame won Best Animated Feature at the Big Island Film Festival. The Weirdcademy Awards bestowed Hajim's Strange Frame with both the award of Weirdest Movie of 2013 and Weirdest Actress Award to Claudia Black for her voiceover performance as saxophonist Parker.