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FAQ'S

Can my venue accommodate the booth?

We require the following criteria, please check your venue prior to booking.

Digital & Print Booths

-a minimum 10''x10 solid, level indoor space (please contact us for smaller spaces)

-standard power outlet within 10'

-there is a $50 load fee for multi-level venues with no elevator

360 Booth

-a 12'x12' solid, level indoor space (for safety, we cannot accommodate smaller spaces)

-we cannot set up at multi-level venues/spaces with no ramp or elevator.

-no grass, dirt, gravel, uneven pavers

Roaming Booth

We do not require a dedicated space for our roaming booth, it does not include a backdrop or props

How long does it take to set up & can it be
used outdoors?

What types of captures can the booth take & can I print?

Our Digital, Print, & Roaming Booths capture photos, boomerangs, & GIFs. The 360-Booth captures videos with special effects, including slo-mo. 

 

We offer an upgrade to prints with our Digital Booth. All of our booths are environmentally friendly, offering fully digital packages with instant downloads & sharing. Not only does that save paper, but it also eliminates waste from printer media. All packages include a gallery for the event. 

Is there a travel fee?

There is A $25 travel fee for events 21-30 miles of muncie, indiana. a $50 travel fee applies for events 31-60 miles. A $75 travel fee applies for event 61-75 miles. Please inquire if your event is beyond 75 miles.

We arrive 1-2 hoursearly to verify that we have an ideal location & to ensure a prompt start time. *some setups require more time

 

Our booth has the capability of outdoor use, as long as it is in a covered, protected area. With the unpredictable midwest weather, we approve outdoor events on a case-by-case basis only.

What is required to book?

We require a 50% non-refundable deposit. The remaining balance is due two weeks prior to your event date. Should your date change, we do our best to reschedule you. 

We work with our corporate clients for payment and understand that many non-profits have set criteria for paying vendors.

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