Film premieres and studio launches
Disney's WISH: a color-changing room and 360 camera turned guests into music videos, then moved to the Studio Lot and Downtown Disney.
360 Photo Booth Rental · PB·05 · Charlotte · Chicago · Los Angeles
360 Photo Booth Rental for Brand Activations and Corporate Events
Guests step on the platform, the arm orbits, and a slow-motion 360 video with your branding lands on their phone before they walk away. PivotXP's 360 Camera has run for Disney's WISH premiere, the UFC X fan experience in Las Vegas, CMA Fest and Puttshack, on a truss or floor mount depending on the space.
- 2,320
- music videos for Disney's WISH across three venues
- 5
- custom music tracks cut into the WISH videos
- 5,592
- photos, GIFs and 360 clips at UFC X
- 10
- sponsor activations in the UFC X footprint
How it works for a guest
Step 1
Step on the platform
One guest or a small group steps up with props. A QR scan or registration can tie the video to a guest profile.
Step 2
The arm orbits
The camera circles the platform and records the whole move in slow motion.
Step 3
Software finishes it
Branded overlays, music and speed changes are applied automatically, so no one edits by hand.
Step 4
Delivered to the phone
The video goes out by text, email or QR code before the guest steps off.
What we build for your event
- Overlays, intro and end frames designed to your brand guidelines
- Music chosen for the program, or custom tracks cut against your own footage, as Disney's WISH did
- Truss or floor mount, planned around the room, the ceiling and the line
- The share page, text and email guests receive, in your voice and colors
- Optional registration, opt-ins and on-site printing alongside it
- A results dashboard: videos, deliveries, shares and opt-ins
Who books it
Fan experiences with many sponsors
UFC X in Las Vegas: the 360 camera was one of ten sponsor activations in one footprint.
Festivals and venues
CMA Fest and Puttshack holiday programs, where the line is the show.
Agency activations
White-label for experiential agencies: the client's brand on every frame and screen, ours nowhere.
Robot, 360, or Array: which one fits
If the guest is the star, all three work. The 360 orbits the guest on a platform, the robot moves the camera on a programmed cinematic path, and the Array freezes one moment across many lenses.
| System | What the guest gets | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 360 Camera (PB·05) | A slow-motion orbit video with branded overlays | Parties, fan fests, music-driven moments, groups on a platform |
| Robot (PB·04) | A cinematic slow-motion clip from a moving camera, with speed ramps | Red carpets, premieres, award shows, hero-prop moments |
| Array (PB·06) | A bullet-time freeze and sweep from 7 or 14 synced cameras | Film launches and stunts where one frozen moment tells the story |
All six capture systems, side by side: Photo + Video Experiences.
No templates. Ever.
Every deployment is a custom build for your company.
Your brand guidelines, not ours.
The kiosk comes from our fleet. Everything on it is built for you: the wrap, the start screen, the capture flow, the overlays, the share page, and the texts and emails guests receive are designed from scratch to your brand guidelines, not adapted from a stock layout. Your typefaces, your colors, your tone, your legal lines. Ours never appear.
Bring the brand guidelines to the kickoff call. No formal guidelines yet? We work from your logo files and website and send a style sheet for sign-off before the build starts.
Your typography and color system
We build to the brand book: approved typefaces, exact color values, logo clear space, and lockups. No near-miss colors, no fallback fonts.
Your voice on every screen
Start screens, prompts, consent language, share pages, and texts are written in your tone, then approved by your team before anything ships.
Your motion and sound
Transitions, idle loops, win states, and audio follow your motion and sound rules, or stay quiet if the brand says so.
Your legal and compliance lines
Official rules, disclaimers, age gates, and opt-in copy placed where your counsel wants them, word for word.
Your look on the hardware
Wraps, enclosures, and fabrication finished in the brand palette and materials. Nothing on the floor says PivotXP.
Your sign-off before it ships
You review a working build, not a mockup, and approve it against your guidelines before it goes on a truck.
Proof, not promises
360 and multi-camera case studies
The 360 camera at Disney's WISH and UFC X, and the Array bullet-time rig at Universal's Argylle and JBL Partybox Live.
Premiere · Studio Lot · Downtown Disney
2,320
Videos Created
Disney — WISH
Disney: WISH
The goal was to create an engaging and widely shareable feature that would showcase an interactive room setup, complete with dynamic lighting that changed colors, at the premiere of the m…
- 360 Camera
- Movie Premiere
- Music Video
Las Vegas, NV
5,592
Memories Captured
UFC
UFC X 2023
Create a series of captivating and unique activations for UFC fans during the UFC X event in Las Vegas, involving multiple brands over consecutive days. PivotXP was entrusted with the mis…
- Multi-Brand
- Selfie Station
- 360 Cam
New York City
145
Videos Created
Universal Studios — Argylle
Universal Studios: Argylle
Develop a shareable video experience that showcases a rich, multi-dimensional setting, featuring actors and guests, following a screening of the movie "Argylle" in New York City. Project…
- Array Camera
- Stop-Motion
- Movie Premiere
New York City
1,750
Frames Captured
JBL — Partybox Live
JBL Partybox Live NYC: Array
JBL hosted the highly anticipated event, JBL Partybox Live, in New York City to showcase their latest Partybox speaker. To enhance the guest experience, PivotXP was brought in to create a…
- Array Camera
- Bullet-Time
- Matrix-Style
What’s on the quote
What's on the quote.
Every estimate is built from this list, so you can see what the day rate covers and what is added only when the event needs it.
Every estimate is built from these same lines, so nothing shows up on the quote that you have not seen here. Send dates, city, and what you need and you will have a line-item estimate the same business day.
Kiosk day or month rate
Selfie Station, Pro Kiosk, GIF booth, or robot arm. Covers the unit, software, digital delivery, and the dashboard.
White-label wrap + branding
Full kiosk wrap, start screens, overlays, and share page in your client’s brand.
AI creative or software redeploy
Custom AI backgrounds and output designs, or a returning program’s creative refreshed on the proven build.
On-site prints and takeaways
4x6 and 2x6 prints, trading cards, magnets, postcards, buttons, posters. Priced per output type; digital-only programs skip this line.
Connectivity
Starlink kit or cellular data plan when venue internet is unreliable or unavailable.
Battery power
For footprints with no outlet.
PivotXP tech on site
Optional, priced per day. Most kiosks ship and run without staff.
Shipping
Quoted round trip, parcel or freight, to your warehouse or the venue, with return labels.
Travel
Billed at cost, only when we send a tech, with a typical range quoted up front.
360 photo booth rental FAQ
What is a 360 photo booth?
A 360 photo booth is a platform with a camera arm that orbits the guest and records a slow-motion video from every side. PivotXP's 360 Camera, the PB·05, adds branded overlays and music automatically and sends the finished video to the guest's phone.
Can the 360 video include music or our own footage?
Yes. For Disney's WISH premiere, PivotXP cut five music videos, each synced to a different track and intercut with scenes from the film, so every guest left with a music video rather than a plain clip.
How do guests get their 360 video?
By text, email or QR code, with your branding on the video and the share page. The video is ready before the guest walks away, so it gets posted while they are still at the event.
Does the 360 booth need a lot of space?
It runs on a truss or a floor mount depending on the footprint, and the space plan accounts for the platform, the arm's orbit and the line. Send the room dimensions with the inquiry and PivotXP will say which mount fits.
Is a 360 booth or a robot camera better for my event?
Pick the 360 for parties, fan fests and group moments on a platform, and the robot arm camera for red carpets and premieres where one guest and a hero prop get a cinematic move. For a frozen bullet-time moment, the 7- or 14-camera Array is the third option.
Can it run with other activations in one footprint?
Yes. At UFC X in Las Vegas, the 360 camera ran alongside a GIF photo booth, Photo Booth Pro with on-site printing and a green-screen rig across ten sponsor activations, which together produced 5,592 photos, GIFs, 360 clips, composites and prints.
How much does a 360 photo booth rental cost?
Pricing depends on the event days, the creative, the mount, travel and add-ons like prints or registration. Send the date, the city and the brand, and PivotXP returns a line-item quote the same business day.
Where do you rent 360 photo booths?
Anywhere in the US, from hubs in Charlotte, Chicago and Los Angeles. Disney's WISH activation ran at the premiere, the Studio Lot and Downtown Disney.
Send the date and the city.
You will have a line-item quote the same business day, from the team that will run it.