A 360 photo booth is a platform with a camera arm that spins around your guests and records a short video. Despite the name, it makes videos, not printed photos, which is why many people also call it a 360 video booth.
How a 360 photo booth works
- Guests step onto the platform.
- An attendant starts the booth and the camera arm spins around them.
- The booth records the video and adds slow motion.
- Custom overlays, branding and music can be added.
- Guests get their video by text or QR code.
360 photo booth vs a regular photo booth
A regular photo booth takes still photos, often from one fixed angle. A 360 booth records motion from every side, so guests can dance, pose and move. If printed photos matter most, a regular booth may fit better. If you want short videos that guests will share, a 360 booth is the better choice.
What people use it for
A 360 booth works well at weddings, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, birthdays, corporate events, brand activations and red carpet parties. For events with a sponsor or a brand, the overlay can show a logo on every video.
What to plan before you rent
- Pick a spot with open floor space around the platform.
- Choose a place guests will walk past, near the party.
- Tell your venue about the booth ahead of time.
- Decide on your overlay and music before the event.
Rent a 360 video booth in Los Angeles
Our 360 video booth rental in Los Angeles starts at $800 for 3 hours. See what the rental costs and includes, or request a quote and we will reply within 1 business day.
