ALTA MEDIA PROUDLY PARTNERS IN TELLING THE STORY OF “DAI NGAN CHAM BIEN XANH” – WHEN DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY BECOMES A BRIDGE FOR EMOTION

As part of the Mega Concert “Dai Ngan Cham Bien Xanh,” one of the most prominent national-scale events, Alta Media proudly deployed an advanced display system that enhanced the program’s visual experience—where art and technology intersect to deliver a fully immersive visual journey for audiences.

As events are increasingly designed around audience experience, display systems are no longer limited to presenting visuals—they have become essential in guiding emotions and shaping storytelling. Within the program, this role was clearly demonstrated as display technology was seamlessly integrated throughout, conveying the full spirit of “Dai Ngan Cham Bien Xanh”—a symbolic connection between the Central Highlands and the South Central Coast. In this journey, Alta Media was honored to contribute to crafting a performance space where technology and emotion blend, elevating the overall visual experience.

The artistic program “Dai Ngan Cham Bien Xanh” served as a key highlight of the opening ceremony for National Tourism Year 2026, held at Nguyen Tat Thanh Square (Quy Nhon Ward, Gia Lai) on a large scale with a modern production approach. More than a performance, the program was designed as an experiential journey, where stories of Vietnam’s culture, history, and people were expressed through stage language, music, and technology.

Inspired by the connection between the Central Highlands and the coastal region, the program guided audiences through layered spaces and emotions—from primal imagery and indigenous cultural identity to historical pride and contemporary spirit. This created a seamless narrative flow that is both rich in depth and accessible to modern audiences.

The production combined artistic expression with contemporary music, featuring a large lineup of artists, performers, and a professional production team. The fusion of traditional cultural content with modern music not only refreshed the approach to national-scale events but also expanded its appeal to younger audiences.

The Mega Concert was not only the opening of a tourism year but also a new form of stage storytelling, where every element—from content and visuals to technology—was designed to create a cohesive and emotionally engaging experience.

The opening program was staged as a large-scale live spectacle, combining modern performance arts with traditional cultural elements, recreating the journey from the highlands to the sea through stage language, music, choreography, and visual effects.

Structured into four continuous chapters—Origin – Spiritual Essence of the Highlands – Tay Son Heroic Spirit – Dai Ngan Cham Bien Xanh—the program moved beyond linear storytelling, instead presenting a sequence of grand scenes where stage movement and performance technology guided emotions throughout.

This is one of the few national opening ceremonies developed in a Mega Concert format, with large-scale production attracting around 70,000 live attendees. The stage was grandly invested, integrating multi-layered performance spaces that combine live scenery, music, and technology to deliver a visually rich and emotionally resonant experience with strong audience reach.

The artistic space was designed as a continuously evolving visual canvas, where the sound of Central Highlands gong culture blended with historical spirit and contemporary rhythm—depicting the intersection between the highlands and the coastal region. Each performance layer symbolized the origin of life, cultural flow, and the aspiration for development.

Following the live spectacle, the program transitioned into a large-scale concert featuring young artists from the “Say Hi universe,” introducing a contrasting, vibrant, and modern energy. Their performances and familiar songs heightened the festive atmosphere, completing a program that balances cultural depth with contemporary entertainment.

Within the program, Alta Media deployed a large-scale LED system, including nearly 500m² of Transparent LED and over 1,000m² of P3 Outdoor LED Display, forming a multi-layered visual structure that met the aesthetic, performance, and experiential demands of a national-scale event.

The Transparent LED system was installed directly on glass surfaces or stage structures, featuring high transparency that allows natural light to pass through without disrupting spatial composition. This capability enabled the screens not only to display content but also to enhance visual depth, delivering striking imagery while maintaining openness and overall aesthetics. With high brightness and clear visibility even under strong lighting conditions, Transparent LED is particularly well-suited for outdoor stages where both visibility and unobstructed views are essential.

In parallel, the P3 Outdoor LED Display system, spanning over 1,000m², served as the primary display platform, ensuring sharp and stable image quality throughout operation. Designed specifically for outdoor environments, the system offers high resistance to water and dust, operating reliably under various weather conditions. Its high brightness ensures content remains clear even under direct sunlight, while wide viewing angles allow audiences from multiple positions to fully engage with the performance.

The combination of Transparent LED and P3 Outdoor LED Display not only expanded the visual space but also enabled flexible multi-layered staging—allowing seamless transitions between artistic live-performance segments and high-energy Mega Concert moments. This integration played a key role in transforming the display system from a visual tool into an emotional driver that enhances the overall audience experience.

“Dai Ngan Cham Bien Xanh” concluded successfully, leaving a strong impression not only through its scale but also through the harmonious integration of artistic content, technology, and audience experience. From culturally rich segments to the vibrant Mega Concert atmosphere, the program created a cohesive emotional journey that showcases a diverse, culturally rich, and continuously evolving Vietnam.

Within this ecosystem, the display system played a critical role in completing the stage environment and delivering content in a clear, dynamic manner. Its stable operation and synchronization with sound, lighting, and stage direction ensured consistent performance quality, meeting the high standards of a national-scale event.