The Green Screen Booth

How green screen works

The booth shoots against an evenly lit green backdrop. Software removes that exact shade of green in real time and drops your chosen background in behind the guest, live, so they can see the composite on the screen while they pose rather than discovering it afterward.

The quality of the result comes down almost entirely to lighting, which is where cheap green screen setups fall apart and produce that ragged halo around people's hair. We light the screen separately from the subject, which is the whole trick, and it is why our composites hold up in a printed photo rather than only at thumbnail size.

What you can do with it

For corporate events and trade shows, the green screen is the most commercially useful booth we offer. Put guests in front of your product, inside your campaign imagery, or on a mocked-up magazine cover with your branding. Every print walks out as something a guest chose to keep.

For weddings and parties, it opens up backdrops a physical setup could never manage. Your venue at golden hour, a city skyline, a destination that meant something to you, or a set of scenes guests pick between at the screen.

For school events and proms, themed scenes built to the year's theme tend to be the most requested option we run.

Space and setup

The green screen booth needs a little more room than our others, because the backdrop has to be far enough behind the guest to light cleanly. Plan for roughly ten by ten feet.

We bring the screen, the lighting, and the backgrounds, built and approved with you before the event. Our attendant runs the setup and handles the swaps so guests never wait on a background change.