A 360 video booth puts movement at the centre of your event entertainment. Guests pose on a platform while a camera moves around them, creating a video clip rather than a traditional still photograph.

Pixel Pop Selfie Booths provides 360 video booth hire in London and Hertfordshire. Whether you are planning a birthday, wedding reception or company celebration, the best starting point is deciding how the experience will fit your guests and venue.

What is the difference between a photo booth and a 360 video booth?

A photo booth is mainly about still pictures: individual portraits, group poses and photographs that can become printed keepsakes.

A 360 video booth is about movement. Guests can turn, wave, dance or strike a pose as the camera travels around the platform.

You may see people search for “360 photo booth hire”, although “360 video booth” describes the moving clips more accurately. When comparing suppliers, check what the booth actually produces and ask to see an example.

Choose according to the experience you want. A wedding guest book calls for photographs; an event centred on short video moments may suit a 360 booth.

Which events suit a 360 booth?

A 360 booth can work well at celebrations where guests are comfortable taking part in a visible activity.

At a birthday party, it can provide a dedicated moment for the guest of honour and different friendship groups. At a wedding reception, it offers another way for guests to join the entertainment. At a corporate event, its video design can be considered alongside the wider event identity.

Think about your particular audience rather than choosing on appearance alone. Would they enjoy stepping onto a platform, or would they prefer a more familiar photo experience?

How much room should you allow?

Plan for the whole activity, including the moving camera and the people waiting to take part.

Before booking, share photographs or a floor plan of the proposed position with your supplier. Confirm the required operating area, power arrangements, floor suitability and access route.

Avoid treating spare space on a floor plan as automatic approval. A position near a doorway, busy service route or tightly packed dance floor may need reconsidering.

Your venue and booth supplier should agree on a suitable location before the event.

How can guests get better videos?

Keep the instructions simple. A clear prompt such as “pick a pose, then move together” can be easier to follow than asking every group to invent a routine.

Let guests watch an example before their turn. They can then decide whether to keep it understated or bring more energy.

If you want props, discuss suitable options with the supplier. The experience should remain comfortable and manageable throughout the session.


Questions about 360 video booth hire

Is an attendant included?

Pixel Pop includes an attendant with its 360 video booth hire to support the experience.

Can guests receive videos during the event?

Pixel Pop offers an optional sharing station. Ask about this when booking if receiving videos at the event is a priority.

What should we ask before confirming a booking?


Check the operating time, space requirements, access arrangements, video customisation and how you and your guests will receive the finished content.

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