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Maximum Impact for Photo Booth Portraits
May 25th, 2010 by Elizabeth Beskin | Share Blog
5th Avenue Digital recently had the good fortune to introduce the versatility of our new photo booth, called YouBooth, to a premier event planning company in New York. They wanted portraits taken and printed onsite at an event they were producing for an area hospital’s gala event. They also wanted the portraits projected on large screens for everyone at the event to see.
When they heard about YouBooth, they knew it was perfect for the gala. The event was held at Steiner Studios in Brooklyn, on the third and fourth floors with to-die-for views of the city skyline. They wanted a YouBooth unit on each floor, to give everyone an opportunity to get in on the photo fun.
5th Avenue Digital worked hand-in-hand with the event team to create a seamless production of picture-taking, photo printing and image projection. The ball started with cocktails, where guests had the first opportunity to take their own portraits with YouBooth. Their portraits were printed almost instantly, ejecting from the side of the booth, and branded with the hospital’s logo.
The elegant sit-down dinner was served on another floor, where a second YouBooth was positioned. After the speakers, award presentations and dinner, the dancing resumed and so did the photos. These photos were almost instantly projected onto large screens strategically located throughout the space. Within moments after guests took their own photos, using YouBooth’s floor pedal, the shots were shown larger-than-life on the screens. To augment the evening’s message, the projected images also were branded with the hospital’s logo.
By now everyone was in on the fun, enjoying seeing friends’ faces smiling down from the screens, and snapping their own portraits that they could take home with them. 5th Avenue Digital’s YouBooth turned out to be the perfect answer to our client’s needs, yielding them a satisfied client, whose message was carried home in the hands of all their happy guests.
