240 frames a second
of pure chaos.
Confetti hanging in the air, hair mid flip, poppers going off in slow motion. Cinema cameras, event lighting and props chosen because they look unreal at high frame rate.
Shot at Minnesota events
Three ingredients
Guests leave with a clip that looks produced, not like a phone video.
HD at 240fps
Professional cinema cameras record in high definition at over 240 frames per second.
Props built for slow motion
Confetti, poppers, slinky eyeball glasses. We swap in props that look stunning at high frame rate.
Music video finish
Guests watch their clip on a large TV right after the session, and the final edit arrives with high energy music over it.
Setup and delivery
Where it lands best
Anything where the crowd is up and moving.
Late night energy
Put it near the dance floor for the second half of the night and the clips get wild in the best way.
Team parties and activations
Slow motion group shots are the easiest content to hand a social team the next morning.
Slow motion booth questions
How long is each clip?
A few seconds of real time stretched into a longer edited clip, usually 10 to 20 seconds with music.
Do guests get their video that night?
They watch it on our TV immediately, and the edited version is emailed after the event.
Is confetti allowed at our venue?
Tell us and we will check. If confetti is a no, we bring props that work just as well without the cleanup.
How is this different from Glambot?
Glambot is a robotic arm that sweeps around guests. The slow motion booth is a fixed camera with props and a bigger group. Both end in a shareable video.
Want the confetti frozen mid air?
Tell us your date and venue and we will send options and pricing.
Inquire about slow motion
