Do you follow the Polynesian Cultural Center on Instagram? On our Instagram page we work to continue sharing the Spirit of Polynesia with people all over the world through posts like the one below:
Content like this is possible because of the content creation team of the Center’s marketing department! The Center’s employees consist of mainly students from the neighboring Brigham Young University – Hawaii and this is true for the content creation team (read this article if you’d like to hear more about student employees love for working at the Center).
The lead content creator for the Polynesian Cultural Center’s official Instagram is a student himself! His name is Harold Pedroso, a Hospitality and Tourism Management major from the Philippines.
Harold Pedroso, our senior marketing specialist at the Polynesian Cultural Center social media.
For simple content, Pedroso is able to work on his own, scheduling the content, meeting with the cultural performers, and capturing content. He often spends his days walking through the Center to capture candid shots of the guests connecting with the cultural performances and the performers sharing the culture. For bigger or lengthier content projects, Pedroso will work with other content creator team members.
After capturing content, you can find him in the office editing the pictures and videos and submitting posts for proofreading to prepare them for sharing with the world.
When asked about his favorite part of working for the official Instagram page Pedroso said, “My most favorite part is being able to see the [cultural performers] and talk to them on a regular basis! I love learning about other people’s culture and being able to share it with others.”
Presenting our social content creator team at the Polynesian Cultural Center. Pictured from the front left to right: Gihoon An, Tania Delinila and Harold Pedroso.
Pedroso emphasized the importance and purpose of the social media page by sharing that, “Our main goal is to share with the world the beautiful cultures of Polynesia inside the Center. We want to reach as many people as possible so everyone can learn the uniqueness and the beauty of these different cultural villages.”
Finally, Pedroso shared that another special part of capturing photos and videos in the villages is “being able to preserve and save these special moments and so it can last till the next generations to come.”
Harold Pedroso works with each island village representative to create authentic and original content.
Thank you for supporting the Polynesian Cultural Center wherever you are in the world by following us on social media. Make sure to follow us on TikTok, Facebook, and Youtube as well! Leave us comments, ask us questions, and help us share and preserve the Spirit of Polynesia by sharing our posts with your friends and family.
We look forward to seeing you at the Polynesian Cultural Center in person and through our social media pages.
Bio of Delphia (Deli) Lloyd, Brigham Young University – Hawaii student and Guest Blogger
Delphia, a recent graduate majoring in Hospitality and Tourism Management Major at Brigham Young University – Hawaii. Due to her Polynesian heritage and Tourism Major, she has a deep appreciation for the Polynesian Cultural Center and how it preserves the Polynesian cultures by sharing them. Throughout her time as a student she has/had the opportunity to work at the Center as an English Tour Guide and now as a Marketing Department Intern. She hopes to use her knowledge gained as a student and an employee of the Center to share light into the world.
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