THE EXPERIENCE COLLECTION / LAS VEGAS + NATIONWIDE
Cinematic Slow-Motion Booth
Small gestures. Big screen energy.
A short slow-motion film created with professional lighting and a digital backdrop.
Live credibility
Trusted in the room. Seen beyond it.
The experience / The opportunity
Let a fleeting moment become the film.
This video booth brings the set, camera, and lighting together around a brief guest performance. Fog can add atmosphere where the event plan and venue allow it.
For expressive guest performances and celebrations where motion, timing and a finished branded edit carry the idea.
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Slow-motion video capture
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Digital backdrop
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Professional lighting
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Optional venue-approved atmosphere
MAKE MOVEMENT THE MOMENT
A little movement.A cinematic payoff.
A turn, a laugh or a burst of movement becomes a short slow-motion film. Digital scenery, professional lighting and guest direction give the moment its character.
Build the scene
Choose a digital backdrop and lighting treatment that suit the occasion. Fog can add atmosphere where the venue permits it; the visual direction and operating space are agreed before the event.
Guide the performance
Guests do not need a routine. Our team helps them find a simple movement that reads beautifully on camera, then frames the finished clip with the approved event identity.
The details that matter
Made for your event.
What you receive
Guests create a short slow-motion video. Final edit, branding, and sharing formats are agreed for the event.
Make it your own
Choose the backdrop and visual mood, then plan a simple action that reads well in slow motion.
For your production plan
Know before you book.
Confirm the performance area, lighting conditions, backdrop arrangement, and any restrictions on fog or haze.
Talk through the logisticsYour dedicated production team
A dedicated team handles the project, with our own staff operating the experience. Creative preparation, setup, guest guidance, and handoff are planned as one turnkey service.
Connectivity and venue coordination
We bring our own 5G connection, or plan Starlink for outdoor and remote events where appropriate. We confirm coverage and site conditions in advance, and coordinate marshalling yards when heavy load-in requires them.
Insurance and approvals
A $5M certificate of insurance is available on request. Send the venue’s certificate-holder details and access requirements to your project team.
How do we plan for queues and peak attendance?
Share the expected guest count, busiest arrival periods and operating hours. Capture, processing and collection may run at different speeds. We test the selected workflow before confirming capacity; extra kiosks or finishing stations are scoped where they solve a real bottleneck.
When should we supply artwork?
For a branded production, a useful target is physical-branding approval around four weeks before the show, digital creative around three weeks before, and final sign-off 7–10 business days before load-in. These are planning targets, not universal lead times; fabrication and custom development may need longer.
What should our agency, sponsor and venue provide?
Share the date, location, booth number, floor plan, hours, access windows and production contact. Send vector logos, brand guidelines, campaign messaging and required legal copy, with one creative approver. The final plan assigns power, connectivity, venue permissions and guest-flow responsibilities clearly.
How are guest data and sharing handled?
Agree the fields, consent language, gallery access, delivery channels and retention period before launch. Receiving a photo is not blanket permission for marketing. Uploading, generation and delivery depend on connectivity; the event plan should include a tested response to an interruption.
Space & guest flow10 × 15 ft starting allowance
A directed performance area with room for lighting and the chosen motion.

Select an area to explore its role in the experience.
Capture
Backdrop, guest pose position and lighting, with cables protected.
A guide to guest and crew activity. Equipment dimensions and physical positions are confirmed for your event.
Before the floor plan is finalized: Backdrop width, group size, camera position and peak queue length determine the final layout.
Recommended planning concept, not an engineering drawing or a guaranteed minimum. Queue space, accessible routes and venue-approved clearances must be agreed for your event.
Your next step
Make it your event.Start with a few details.
Tell us your date, venue and the feeling you want to create. We’ll help shape the experience and production plan.
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