Professional audio-visual solutions provider Hollyland is set to launch its ‘Sound The Moment’ Campus Creator Season across several countries, including Brazil, Indonesia, Egypt, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Japan. The initiative aims to empower student creators worldwide and encourage self-expression through sound. According to Charon Liu, Brand Manager at Hollyland, the company has a long-standing commitment to inspiring student creativity through the Hollyland Academy EDU program. The ‘Sound The Moment’ campaign is designed to make creative expression easier and more enjoyable for the next generation of storytellers. The tour will kick off in Brazil and Indonesia, followed by Japan, Egypt, Malaysia, and the Philippines. Updates on events will be available on Hollyland’s official social media channels.
At the core of the campaign is an immersive ‘Sound Playground’ where students can explore, play, and create with sound. This interactive space aims to transform sound into a form of art by helping participants discover their expressive and emotional power. Stations like ‘Sound the Puzzle’ and ‘Sound Museum’ provide opportunities for students to experiment with sound composition and turn everyday sounds into storytelling materials. ‘Sound the Smile’ encourages social sound creation, pushing participants to express themselves through laughter recordings.
The campaign also offers a gamified participation system with special prizes for those who engage in all three creative experiences. Hollyland welcomes university students from the participating countries to join this journey and promotes campus collaborations to foster long-term creative exchange. Alongside the interactive playground, the Hollyland Academy EDU program will provide educational depth to the experience by offering demonstrations, real-world recording scenarios, and expert mentoring on audio creation skills.
Students are encouraged to participate in Hollyland’s online initiatives, such as WonderLand student track and the upcoming Campus Creator Lab, to showcase their work and connect with a broader creative community. The program aims to build a sustainable culture of campus creativity by providing practical skills that students can apply to various projects. For more information, visit Hollyland’s website.
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