GLAMBOT FAQ
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE BOOKING
Find answers about the Glambot experience, event requirements, branding, content delivery and booking process.
If your question is not covered, send us your event details and our team will be happy to help.
THE GLAMBOT EXPERIENCE
WHAT IS A GLAMBOT?
A Glambot combines a precision motion-control robotic arm with a professional high-speed camera.
The robot creates a fast, dynamic camera movement around a guest, performer or product while the camera records the action in extreme slow motion.
The footage is then processed and edited into a polished video for sharing or publishing.
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The guest’s performance usually takes only a few seconds.
The complete process, including capture, processing and editing, can produce share-ready content in around 30 seconds. Timing depends on the agreed edit treatment and delivery workflow.
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Guests can strike a pose, turn towards the camera, create a hair flip, throw confetti, interact with a product or perform another simple movement.
Our team provides direction and helps each participant choose an action that will look effective in slow motion.
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Small groups may be possible depending on the camera movement, framing and available operating space.
Group size and positioning should be agreed during pre-production.
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The required footprint depends on the robot configuration, camera movement, lighting setup and intended guest performance.
We will confirm the required operating area after reviewing your venue information and creative brief.
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We may request:
Floor plans
Photographs or videos of the proposed area
Ceiling height
Access and loading information
Floor surface details
Power availability
Setup and removal timings
Information about nearby staging or activities
Venue rules and restrictions
A technical site visit may be recommended for complex installations.
BRANDING AND CONTENT
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Yes. Branding can include logos, colours, opening animations, campaign messages, graphic overlays, hashtags, social handles and branded end frames.
All artwork and edit treatments should be supplied, reviewed and approved before the event.
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Yes. We can provide specifications for your design or motion graphics team.
Assets should be tested and approved before the event to ensure they work correctly within the on-site edit.
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Content can be prepared in:
Portrait 9:16
Square 1:1
Landscape 16:9
The intended platforms and formats should be confirmed before production because they affect framing, graphics and the editing workflow.
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Yes, where suitable music and usage rights have been agreed.
For social publishing, another option is to deliver the visual edit without embedded commercial music so the authorised account can add audio within the relevant platform.
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Content can be ready in around 30 seconds where the edit and delivery workflow have been designed for rapid on-site output.
More complex edits, multiple formats or client approval stages may require additional time.
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We use a professional Phantom high-speed camera system designed to capture exceptionally detailed slow-motion footage.
The selected camera settings depend on the required resolution, frame rate, lighting and intended output.
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The system can produce 4K content and capture at frame rates of up to 1,000 frames per second.
Resolution and frame rate are selected according to the creative requirement. Maximum resolution and maximum frame rate may not be used simultaneously.
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Yes. We specify and provide the professional lighting required for the agreed capture setup.
The lighting plan will take the venue, camera settings, creative style and surrounding event environment into account.
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Yes. The service includes the specialist crew required to operate the robot, camera, lighting and on-site production workflow.
The final crew size depends on the scale and requirements of the activation.
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Setup time varies according to venue access, robot configuration, lighting and the complexity of the production workflow.
The installation and testing schedule will be agreed with the venue or production team before the event.
SHARING AND DELIVERY
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Capacity depends on:
Operating time
Guest direction
Camera movement
Edit complexity
Approval requirements
Delivery method
Queue management
Tell us the expected attendance and schedule, and we will recommend a realistic operating plan.
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Content can be routed to a guest sharing point or delivered through another agreed system.
The best method depends on guest numbers, venue connectivity, consent requirements and the intended experience.
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Yes. Videos can be routed to an authorised agency, production or social media team.
File organisation, approvals and delivery responsibilities should be agreed during pre-production.
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Yes. An approval stage can be incorporated into the workflow.
This may affect the speed of delivery and the number of guests the activation can accommodate.
07 / QUESTIONS
STILL HAVE A QUESTION?
Tell us about your event, venue and what you want the content to achieve.
Our team will help you identify the right Glambot setup and production workflow.