^CHALLENGE

To create a modern-day photo booth experience.

^SOLUTION

Thirteen cameras positioned to capture a 180-degree interactive view of the user - producing an interactive photographic experience that can be immediately shared and integrated with others via smartphone and social media.      

^{MY ROLE}

As the Project Director, I was involved beginning in the concept development phase, through the delivery of a physical prototype that was user-tested, refined and ultimately debuted at a fashion event in NYC.  Throughout this process, I continuously balanced the needs and wants of my primary user with those of the end user.  Always keeping in mind the timeline constraints, budget concerns, and functional execution during iterations. 

^{KEY TAKEAWAY}

The most valuable insight I gained during the fabrication of the first Revolution Booth prototype, was my ability to deliver on the true process of an interactive user experience by taking an artist’s abstract, creative vision and realizing it as a pioneered, marketable product.

                                            

The simple, elegant enclosure is inviting and creates a unique modern setting for image capture. Reminiscent of a contemporary art sculpture, the booth adds an element of beauty to any environment. Made of durable plastic and vinyl, the booth is resistant to the elements and easy to maintain.  With a large free standing surface visible from any angle, the exterior and interior surfaces of the booth can easily be branded, as can the digital images that are output.