Magazine Photocall — entertainment for corporate events

The magazine photocall turns every guest into a cover star. Instead of the classic logo backdrop, we build a life-size, illuminated magazine cover complete with masthead, headlines and barcode, with the centre open so the guest can step inside. The resulting photo isn't a pose against a wall: it's a cover with their name on it.

Why it beats a standard photocall

Because it gives people a reason to pose. In front of a logo wall guests line up, smile and leave; in front of a cover they get into character, look for the pose and go again. That extends dwell time in the area, creates a queue — a visible queue that pulls in more people — and multiplies social posts, because the image already comes with its own narrative frame.

Customisation

Masthead, headlines, typography and colours are designed for each event: the brand name, the campaign claim, the convention slogan or an internal joke only the team will get. Lighting is built into the structure, so photos come out well even in circulation areas with difficult light, which is usually where photocalls end up.

Set-up

It needs a clear background area, a power socket and enough space in front for the photographer and the queue without blocking circulation. It is an indoor format and suits both receptions and company parties. It works very well combined with room entertainment such as Rose Performers White & Red or Human Tables, and we use it inside themes like White Sensation. For more brand activation ideas, How to choose the right entertainment for a corporate event has a full overview.

Frequently asked questions

Can the cover be customised with my brand?

Yes, that's the whole point of the format. Masthead, headlines, typography and colours are designed per event, so the cover can carry your brand name, campaign claim or convention slogan. We need the materials in advance to produce it.

Does it include a photographer?

The structure has integrated lighting and works with your event photographer or with guests' own phones. If you'd rather have professional coverage and on-site printing, we add it as an extra service: ask in contact form.

How much space does it need?

A clear background area, a power socket and enough room in front for the photographer and the queue without blocking guest circulation. Send us the floor plan and we'll confirm the best position.

Themes it fits: White Sensation · The World of Tomorrow