THE EXPERIENCE COLLECTION / LAS VEGAS + NATIONWIDE
Red Carpet Robot Jr.
Agile cinematic motion.
A directed red-carpet moment, captured by a programmed robotic camera and turned into a branded slow-motion film.
Live credibility
Trusted in the room. Seen beyond it.
Produced forSphere
Produced forChoctaw Casinos × ACM Awards
Produced forLTIMindtree
At the eventPennzoil 400
Event activationNYX Professional Makeup
Produced forBeautyCon
At the eventEssence Festival
Sponsor activationPepsiCo
Produced forModelo
Produced forInformatica
Produced forNextiva
Produced forNRL
Produced forAdidas
Produced forCollege Football Playoff
Produced forDatabricks
Produced forYouTube Creators
Produced forMotorola Solutions
Produced forOpenText
Produced forNetApp
Produced forNasdaq
Produced forNASCAR
Produced forPetSmart
Produced forPetco
Produced forCaesars Entertainment
Produced forTELUS Digital
Produced forBODYARMORThe experience / The opportunity
Give the arrival a cinematic finish.
Red Carpet Robot Jr. is the agile Glambot offering. Professional lighting, guest direction, onsite camera-path programming, music, and video treatment work together to make a short performance feel like a premiere.
Build a directed guest performance into a launch, celebration or brand event, with a camera move and finished film designed for the room.
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Onsite camera-path programming
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Professional lighting + direction
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Branded video edits
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Playback and digital sharing
Choose your format
Direct the moment. Shape the camera move.
Give guests a clear cue and a cinematic reveal. Red Carpet Robot Jr. pairs directed participation with a planned camera move, lighting and an approved film treatment.
Best suited to: Premieres, celebrations and branded hospitality. Choose Jr. around the intended shot and venue plan, not an assumed capacity or footprint.
Performance
Choose the guest action and finished-film treatment together. A clear cue makes a short capture feel confident.
Operating space
The robot, guest position, camera movement and audience clearance all contribute to the required area.
Readiness
Allow access time for installation, calibration and a complete branded test before guests arrive.
Which robot fits our event?
Compare the actual movement, room, access route and creative brief with your producer. Equipment choice follows the shot and operating requirements.
What gets approved before the event?
Review the finished treatment, branding and planned guest action. Confirm the setup window and operating responsibilities with the venue.
How is Jr. different from Max?
Jr. uses the Universal Robots UR10e platform; Max uses a KUKA cinema configuration. Compare the shot, programming and venue requirements with your producer. Historical event films demonstrate the creative format and do not establish which current model was used.
Can finished films help attract the next guests?
A replay display can be included to show the experience in motion. Plan the screen orientation, approved guest-content permissions and placement with the capture area. Mobile-format films, a branded ending and selected music are agreed as part of the creative treatment.
THE MOMENT IN MOTION
A little direction.
A major main-character moment.
A turn. A smile. A perfectly timed move. Jr. brings directed slow-motion cinema to trade shows, galas, and celebrations with an adaptable production footprint.
RED CARPET ROBOT · PRODUCED BY BOOTHMEUPTake your mark
Our team welcomes each guest and gives them a simple cue. No performance experience needed.
Own the moment
The operator runs a rehearsed camera move while the guest turns, poses, or plays to the lens.
Keep the feeling
High-speed footage becomes dramatic slow motion, with branded finishing and delivery options agreed for your event.
THE PRODUCTION BEHIND THE MOMENT
One complete set.
Every detail directed.
Robot, camera, lighting, programmed movement, guest direction, and content workflow come together as a staffed production. Shape the backdrop, camera path, visual treatment, and guest cues around your campaign.
- Preferred planning zone
- 16′ × 16′
- Robot platform
- Universal Robots UR10e
- High-speed capture
- Up to 240 FPS
- Production approach
- Flexible guided programming
CHOOSE YOUR CINEMA
Same guest excitement.
A different production fit.
Red Carpet Robot Jr.
Agile programming and a smaller preferred zone for adaptable event-floor integration.
16′ × 16′ preferred zone
Red Carpet Robot Max
A commanding KUKA system with deeper motion planning for flagship productions.
20′ × 24′ preferred zoneExplore Red Carpet Robot MaxThe details that matter
Made for your event.
For agencies and sponsors
A sponsor-owned red-carpet moment that carries campaign identity into every guest film.
What you receive
Finished videos can be shared by text and email, shown on the event display, and collected in an online gallery.
Make it your own
Plan the camera movement, set treatment, branded overlay and film opening or ending together. Physical scenic work and virtual-production upgrades are separate creative scopes; the final camera specification follows the agreed package.
Ways to build on this experience Optional pairings
Custom Event Fabrication
Create a physical setting designed around the camera and campaign.
LED Video Walls
Add campaign playback or a display treatment sized for the capture environment.
Each addition has its own creative, space and production requirements. Save the options that interest you to discuss them together.
For your production plan
Know before you book.
The 60 × 30-inch robot base is not the full activation footprint. Allow a protected movement area, lighting, guest marks, and a queue; our team confirms the complete layout.
Talk through the logisticsYour dedicated production team
A dedicated team handles the project, with our own staff operating the experience. Creative preparation, setup, guest guidance, and handoff are planned as one turnkey service.
Connectivity and venue coordination
We bring our own 5G connection, or plan Starlink for outdoor and remote events where appropriate. We confirm coverage and site conditions in advance, and coordinate marshalling yards when heavy load-in requires them.
Insurance and approvals
A $5M certificate of insurance is available on request. Send the venue’s certificate-holder details and access requirements to your project team.
How do we plan for queues and peak attendance?
Share the expected guest count, busiest arrival periods and operating hours. Capture, processing and collection may run at different speeds. We test the selected workflow before confirming capacity; extra kiosks or finishing stations are scoped where they solve a real bottleneck.
When should we supply artwork?
For a branded production, a useful target is physical-branding approval around four weeks before the show, digital creative around three weeks before, and final sign-off 7–10 business days before load-in. These are planning targets, not universal lead times; fabrication and custom development may need longer.
What should our agency, sponsor and venue provide?
Share the date, location, booth number, floor plan, hours, access windows and production contact. Send vector logos, brand guidelines, campaign messaging and required legal copy, with one creative approver. The final plan assigns power, connectivity, venue permissions and guest-flow responsibilities clearly.
How are guest data and sharing handled?
Agree the fields, consent language, gallery access, delivery channels and retention period before launch. Receiving a photo is not blanket permission for marketing. Uploading, generation and delivery depend on connectivity; the event plan should include a tested response to an interruption.
Space & guest flow15 × 15 ft initial planning block
A starting block for the cinematic set, not the robot’s safe working envelope.
Select an area to explore its role in the experience.
Perform
Guest marks and backdrop outside the programmed robot path.
A guide to guest and crew activity. Equipment dimensions and physical positions are confirmed for your event.
Before the floor plan is finalized: Robot motion programming, safety assessment and equipment layout. The 60 × 30-inch base alone is not the activation footprint.
Recommended planning concept, not an engineering drawing or a guaranteed minimum. Queue space, accessible routes and venue-approved clearances must be agreed for your event.
SELECTED WORK
See the work behind the experience.
Explore the different audiences, creative treatments and finished results across our selected projects. Each story identifies the formats used for that event.
College Football Playoff Pregame · Los Angeles · 2023
National ChampionshipA championship moment, captured three ways.
Red Carpet Robot, 360 video and SpotMyPhotos event photography captured the 2023 College Football Playoff pregame experience.
Historical robotic cinema · explore today’s equipment separatelyInside the projectEssence Festival · New Orleans · 2023
BeautyCon × NYXOne festival. Two ways to own the moment.
At Essence Festival 2023 in New Orleans, BeautyCon brought red-carpet Glambot films to the crowd while NYX Professional Makeup created playful Fish Eye Booth guest videos. Two distinct branded activations, each built around self-expression.
Historical robotic cinema · explore today’s equipment separatelyInside the projectYour next step
Make it your event.Start with a few details.
Tell us your date, venue and the feeling you want to create. We’ll help shape the experience and production plan.
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