Nothing to step onto
Our overhead arch lets guests pose on the floor while the camera travels around them. There is no raised platform to step onto. Tell us about your guests and venue so we can plan suitable space and access.
A slow-motion orbit overhead, a clip on their phone before they walk away, and your event's name on every frame that gets posted.
Check your datefrom$4953 hour base
The equipment
A freestanding metal arch with a motorised spinner mounted under the top beam. Guests stand on the floor underneath while an arm carrying the camera and a ring light orbits above them, and the footage comes back slowed down, cut to music, with your overlay on it. Most people have the clip in hand before they get back to their table.
The thing people actually post
A print goes on a refrigerator. A 360 clip goes on a story the same night, with your event's name burned into it. Nothing else we make travels as far for as little.
No app, no line, no download
A spin takes about fifteen seconds. Guests get the clip on the spot by QR code, text or AirDrop — no app to install, no account to make, no waiting on an email that lands next Tuesday.
Specification
- Type
- Freestanding arch, overhead spinner
- Capture
- Camera orbits above — no platform to stand on
- Lighting
- Ring light on the arm
- Control
- Wireless remote — speed and direction
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
- Output
- Slow-motion video — no prints
- Delivery
- Instant QR, text or AirDrop
- Frame
- Metal, two flight cases — 104 lb total
- Footprint
- 10 ft × 10 ft clear
- Power
- One standard outlet, 110–240 V
- Additional hour$125
- Idle hour$60
- Early setup$75
- Custom backdrop$75
- Props box$50
Before you ask
01How many people fit under it at once?
Because there is no platform, nobody is standing on a step with an edge to fall off — the limit is the width of the arch and how the shot reads. Two to four looks best. A crowd is possible but the frame gets busy and the spin has to slow down. The exact arch dimensions are confirmed on your written quote.
02Does it print anything?
No — the 360 is video only. If you want prints as well, The Full House puts both booths at your event for $895, which is $145 less than booking them separately.
03How much room does it need?
Ten feet by ten feet of clear, level floor. It is a freestanding arch, so it needs its own footprint rather than being tucked against a wall, and it needs enough ceiling for the frame to stand up — tell us if your room is low and we will confirm before you book. Level ground matters: thick grass and sloped driveways are a problem.
04Where in the room should it go?
Where people already are. Half the room watches the other half spin, which is most of the value — put it near the bar or the dance floor and it runs itself; put it in a side room and it sits idle. We will walk the room with you when we arrive and say what we would do.
05Can we choose the music?
Yes. Send us the track you want on the clips before the event and we will load it. If you do not pick one, we will use something that suits the room.
Availability
Check a date for the 360
Tell us the date and the venue and we will come back within one business day with availability and a written quote.
Your date is held with a signed agreement and retainer. This inquiry comes with no commitment to book.