Experience
Glambot
The shot you have seen on the Met Gala carpet and at the Oscars after-party. A robotic arm sweeps a cinema camera past your guests in high-frame-rate slow motion, and hands them back four seconds of film.
- Guests leave with
- Cinematic slow-motion clips, branded and delivered instantly
- Space needed
- Generous clearance for the arm's sweep plus room for a crowd — we survey this with your venue
- Best suited to
- Corporate events, brand activations and trade shows
It is a performance, not a photograph
Guests do not pose for the Glambot, they perform for it — and because the arm is moving on a programmed path, four seconds of ordinary movement comes back looking directed. Hair moves differently at high frame rates. Fabric moves differently. A glass raised at normal speed becomes a gesture.
That is the whole appeal, and it is why the Glambot is the one experience where guests routinely queue twice. The first run is tentative. The second is the one they post.
Room, light and the crowd around it
The arm needs genuine clearance to sweep, and it needs to be lit properly to hold detail at high frame rates. We plan both with your venue in advance rather than discovering the ceiling height on the day.
It also needs an audience. The Glambot works best positioned where the room can watch — near a bar, at the mouth of a reception, alongside a carpet — because half the value is the crowd that gathers to see other people's takes.
Corporate & brands
Galas, premieres and carpets
For an awards evening, a premiere, a fashion moment or a flagship sponsorship, the Glambot is the piece that makes the event photograph like a bigger production than it is. Intro and outro cards carry your identity into every clip, so a night's worth of guest-shared video is branded end to end.
It is a statement rental, and it is priced like one. Where a budget has to choose, it earns its place at the event you most want photographed.
Weddings & private
Weddings and milestone celebrations
At a wedding the Glambot tends to run during cocktail hour or immediately after the first dance, when guests are dressed at their best and loose enough to perform. Sweet Sixteens and milestone birthdays use it the same way.
It is the single most-shared thing we bring to a private event, which is worth weighing against the fact that it is also the most expensive.
From real events
The Glambot in the room
Before you book
Glambot questions
How much space does the Glambot need?
More than a standard booth, and it varies with the sweep path we programme. We survey it against your floor plan and ceiling height before the event rather than assuming — it is the one experience where turning up and hoping does not work.
How long is each clip?
Around four seconds of finished, graded slow motion, topped and tailed with your branded cards. Short by design — it is built to be posted, and a four-second loop gets watched twice.
Can we choose the music?
Yes, we agree the music bed with you in advance so it matches the room and the brand rather than defaulting to something generic.
When in the evening does it work best?
Cocktail hour, carpet arrivals, or straight after a key moment — any point where guests are dressed well and the room has energy. It is worth avoiding the last hour, when the queue tends to thin.
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Bring the Glambot to your event
Tell us the date, the venue and roughly how many guests, and we will come back with real pricing — travel included, nothing hidden.