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We mail pocket 4K cameras, your guests film, we edit and send a final product.
What's the occasion?
Pick the event and the rest of the site changes with it — the shot list, the guidance for your guests, and the questions we ask at checkout.
Something else — a reunion, a retirement, a christening, a memorial? Start an order and tell us in the notes.
How it works
A box lands at your door
Cameras charged, labeled and ready. Wrist straps, a charger, table cards that explain the idea to guests in one line, and a return label already printed and taped to the lid.
Hand out the cameras
One button, no settings. Give them to the people who talk to everyone and then forget about it. Nobody has to be a videographer — the camera holds itself steady and sees in the dark.
We send back a film
Drop the box with cameras, mic and storage at any carrier. Our editors go through every clip, cut the film, and send you a rough cut for notes before the final. Two rounds of changes are included.
Small enough to forget you're holding one
We ship the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 — a 179-gram gimbal camera that fits in a jacket pocket and doesn't announce itself. Guests stop performing for it after about four minutes, which is exactly the point.
Every kit gets checked, wiped and re-charged between events. If one comes back with a scratch, that's expected. If one comes back with sand in it, we'll ask you about your weekend.
See the camera in detail- Sensor1-inch CMOS, up to 4K/120 — big-TV quality, not phone quality
- StabilityMotorized gimbal. Dancing, walking and running all look intentional
- Low lightBuilt for candlelight and a dark dance floor
- Battery166 min per charge. Every kit ships with a battery handle and a charging dock. Takes 16 minutes to charge 80%
- ControlsOne button and a 2-inch touchscreen. It sleeps on its own if left sitting
- AudioThree mics, stereo, with wind reduction — speeches stay usable
One price. Cameras, shipping and the edit
Priced by how many cameras go out, not by hours. A two-hour reveal and a three-day weekend cost the same. Already have your own footage? We just edit that.
Two cameras
- 2 pocket 4K cameras, charged and labeled
- 2 wireless clip-on mics, one per camera, free
- Edited highlight film, 3–4 minutes
- Four-week edit
- Shipping both ways, return label in the box
Four cameras
- 4 pocket 4K cameras, charged and labeled
- 4 wireless clip-on mics, one per camera, free
- Edited highlight film, 5–7 minutes
- Vertical 60-second cut for social
- Three-week edit
- Shipping both ways, return label in the box
Editing only
- No kit ships — nothing to hand out or send back
- Upload from any phone or camera after the event
- Edited highlight film, 3–5 minutes
- Four-week edit
- Two rounds of notes
Add-ons at checkout: prompt cards, a licensed song of your choice, the edited video plus all your raw footage on a drive.
Shopping around? We priced every guest-camera company against us and against a local videographer.
Watch a film cut from guest footage
Three minutes, shot entirely by people who were invited. No crew, no tripods, nobody asked to pose.
What comes back
We skipped a videographer to stay on budget and expected to regret it. Four cameras went around the room all night. The film has my grandmother in it, singing. That's the part I watch.
Renata & Dev · WeddingMy father is not a talker. Someone put a camera in front of him at the end of the night and he spoke for six minutes about my mother. That clip is the whole reason we did this.
The Ferreira family · 40th anniversaryHer friends filmed each other for four hours straight. The editors found a thread in it I never would have. She's watched it more times than she's looked at the photos.
The Adler family · Bat mitzvahBefore you book
What actually shows up at my door?
A hard case with your cameras charged and labeled, wrist straps, a charger, table cards that explain the whole thing to guests in one sentence, and a prepaid return label already printed. Kits ship five days before your date unless you ask for earlier.
How do guests know what to do?
One button. Press to start, press to stop. The camera stabilizes itself, focuses itself, and shuts off if it's been sitting untouched for a while. The table cards handle the rest, and there's a two-minute video we text to whoever you name as the kit owner.
What do the cameras handle badly?
Rain, pools and salt water — they aren't waterproof. Very long single takes eat battery. And a camera left on a table films the ceiling beautifully. Everything else, including dark venues and loud rooms, is what they're built for.
When do I get the film?
Two to four weeks after the cameras arrive back with us, depending on your package. You'll see a rough cut first with two rounds of notes included.
Pick an event and we'll take it from there
Two minutes to book. The kit does the rest, and you don't have to think about it again until a box shows up.