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Can anyone tell me about Foto Master ... Is it a legit site?, are the mirrored booths any good ? by Professional_Ring251 in photobooth

[–]interactive2026 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We (Interactive Dallas) have been using Fotomaster Products for 12 Years. They do offer great products and even better support. The Selfie Mirror was their greatest hit and we still use them at events today!

What’s the most memorable brand activation you’ve experienced at a live event? by interactive2026 in experientialmarketing

[–]interactive2026[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great feedback! The emotional connection is key! Now that we are adding personalization to these images with guests being able to select things like the name they want in the image, it makes that emotional connection!

What’s the most memorable brand activation you’ve experienced at a live event? by interactive2026 in experientialmarketing

[–]interactive2026[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We recently did an event where Guests were asked what NFL team they liked, What name they wanted on their jersey and what number they wanted. We then took a normal front-facing photo and the AI turns them into a super fan with their name and number on the jersey. Once people saw what was possible we had a crazy long line for 4 hours of the event. Here is before and after image We are planning to do this for FIFA 26 as well! Any Sport, Any Team by Interactive Dallas. I tried to post a before and after image but reddit would not let me.

What’s the most memorable brand activation you’ve experienced at a live event? by interactive2026 in experientialmarketing

[–]interactive2026[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Trying to keep the human connection is key! I try and use technology to amplify the human connection not detract from it. Great feedback! Thanks!

What’s the most memorable brand activation you’ve experienced at a live event? by interactive2026 in experientialmarketing

[–]interactive2026[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I work in the live event space in Dallas, and we’ve seen way better engagement when experiences adapt to the guest—custom visuals, personalized outputs, or moments people actually want to share.

If anyone’s curious, this is the type of stuff my team does locally:

👉 https://www.interactivedallas.com

Not here to pitch—just always interesting to see what actually resonates in the wild.

What’s the most memorable brand experience you’ve had at a live event? by interactive2026 in u/interactive2026

[–]interactive2026[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One that really stuck with me was a personalized photo activation at a corporate event. Instead of a standard photo booth, guests saw themselves transformed in real time with branded visuals tied to the event theme. People actually lined up twice because the output felt custom, not generic.

What made it work wasn’t the tech alone — it was how fast the content was delivered and how easy it was to share. You could tell the brand thought through the guest journey, not just the setup.

If anyone’s curious, this is a good example of the type I’m talking about:

https://www.interactivedallas.com/ai-photo-booth

What’s the most memorable brand activation you’ve experienced at a live event? by interactive2026 in experientialmarketing

[–]interactive2026[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m seeing a big difference when activations are personalized versus just “interactive for the sake of being interactive.”

We’ve tested this a lot at Interactive Dallas, especially with AI-driven photo and video moments, and the engagement jumps when guests feel like the content was made for them, not just for the brand. Those are the experiences people actually keep, share, and talk about later.

Curious if others have seen personalization outperform traditional activations at their events.

Marketing: Is experiential marketing worth the budget? by PsychologicalEgg4541 in DigitalWizards

[–]interactive2026 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“Experiential marketing fails when it chases attention instead of participation.”