A holographic hockey card. A magazine cover. A player on the pitch. A portrait at golden hour. Same face, same glasses, same smile — dropped into a world built for your brand, then texted to their phone before they leave the room.
Working across Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, and the rest of North America on request.
You spent the budget. The room looked great. The CMO loved the photos.
Then the CFO asked what it produced — and the best answer anyone had was "we had 400 people there."
That's not a number that defends a budget.
The job isn't the photo. The job is a photo guests actually post, plus a report you can carry into the Monday meeting. That's the only thing this booth is built to do.
It's a real booth your guests walk up to, with a crew running it. The difference is what happens to the photo.
A normal booth takes a picture and prints it. Ours takes the guest's photo and places them inside a fully designed scene — while keeping their real face, expression, glasses, and features exactly as they are. They don't become a different person. They become themselves, somewhere they've never been. A trading card. A stadium. A film set.
You choose the worlds ahead of time and we build them to match your brand, so every photo that leaves the booth looks like part of your event — not a generic filter.
For your guests, it's three taps.
The guest chooses from the worlds you've set up — or you lock one scene for everyone.
The booth takes their photo. A few seconds later, the AI has placed them inside the scene.
The finished photo is texted or emailed, branded and sized for Stories. They share it before they reach the bar.
Behind the scenes, our crew handles setup, runs the booth all night, manages the line, and tears it down. You don't touch the tech.
You don't pick from a menu of booths. You pick the world, and we build it around your event. A few we've shipped:
Every render keeps the guest looking exactly like themselves. If you can brief it, the booth can build it.
A few activations we've shipped. Same booth, completely different worlds — each one matched to the brief.
For your full event window, start to finish.
Worlds matched scene-for-scene to your brand.
Every photo leaves looking like your event.
To every guest, sized for Stories.
Guest contacts flow straight into your list.
Watch captures and opt-ins during the event.
Capture counts, opt-in rates, and your top-performing photos — in your inbox before the budget conversation starts.
Pricing scales from there based on event size, run length, and how custom you want the worlds. The form below tells you exactly where your event lands.
One face. Two worlds. Unmistakably the same person.
Capture counts and opt-in rates stream into a live dashboard during the event. The recap deck lands within 72 hours. You report the activation before the budget conversation starts — not three weeks after it ends.
A short call to map your event, audience, venue, and the one metric that matters. You leave with a one-page brief.
We come back with recommended worlds, sample renders, and a clear price. No surprises later.
We design the scenes, branded overlays, and share screens. One producer is your point of contact start to finish.
Our crew sets up, runs the booth, handles the line, and tears down. You stay present at your own event.
Within 72 hours, your deck lands with the numbers and a recommendation for next time.
Most events need 14 days of lead time. Bigger custom builds need more. The earlier you start, the more custom the worlds.
Tell us the event. We'll tell you the world that fits — and what it costs.
No sales call to see pricing. The serious dates get a producer the same day.
Two ways in. Get a recommendation in 60 seconds, or book a 20-minute strategy call and we'll scope it live.
We reply within one business day — usually the same afternoon.