PHOTO BOOTH INSTRUCTIONS · cut out some (or all!) of the props. 4) Then, get some other fun props!...

Don’t worry, you don’t have to build a physical booth! All you need is a bit of ingenuity and imaginaon, and you’ll be all set. Recommended materials: • A backdrop • Fun props • Items from the NCFD #CanFilm- Day photo booth kit – available at canfilmday.ca/digital-party-kit 1) First, pick a spot! Ideally, your photo booth will be somewhere in your venue that’s easily accessible and brightly lit, where people can stop to take photos or self- ies without geng in the way of other audience members going to their seats or to the conces- sion stand. 2) Next, create a backdrop. You’ve got several opons: • NCFD posters can be used to create a backdrop – you can download them from the Screening Partner Resources page on our site, canfilmday.ca. • You can create a simple backdrop by hanging a large piece of fabric against a wall. A curtain will do! • If your photo booth concept is more “party” and less “red carpet”, you can get creave. Get red & white balloons, nsel curtains or other decoraons from your local dollar store or craﬅ shop. This can be Canada-themed or not – it’s up to you! 3) Download and print the photo booth kit and cut out some (or all!) of the props. 4) Then, get some other fun props! We got you started, but don’t stop there! Head to your local dollar store or craﬅ shop to buy silly hats, novelty sunglasses, feather boas or other fun “costume” items. These can be Canada- themed, movie-themed, or just plain fun. You don’t have to spend any money on these props – you can bring in things from home and ask your collaborators or volunteers to do the same. Just make sure everything is labelled so that they can be returned at the end of the night. 5) Last but certainly not least, put up a sign. On the next page you’ll find a template with some easy instrucons that we recommend post - ing somewhere near the photo booth. As people arrive at your event, encourage them to use the photo booth. PHOTO BOOTH INSTRUCTIONS HAVE FUN!

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Page 1: PHOTO BOOTH INSTRUCTIONS · cut out some (or all!) of the props. 4) Then, get some other fun props! We got you started, but don’t stop there! Head to your local dollar store or

Don’t worry, you don’t have to build a physical booth! All you need is a bit of ingenuity and imagination, and you’ll be all set.

Recommended materials: • A backdrop• Fun props• Items from the NCFD #CanFilm-

Day photo booth kit – available at canfilmday.ca/digital-party-kit

1) First, pick a spot!Ideally, your photo booth will be somewhere in your venue that’s easily accessible and brightly lit, where people can stop to take photos or self-ies without getting in the way of other audience members going to their seats or to the conces-sion stand.

2) Next, create a backdrop. You’ve got several options: • NCFD posters can be used to create a back-

drop – you can download them from the Screening Partner Resources page on our site, canfilmday.ca.

• You can create a simple backdrop by hanging a large piece of fabric against a wall. A curtain will do!

• If your photo booth concept is more “party” and less “red carpet”, you can get creative. Get red & white balloons, tinsel curtains or other decorations from your local dollar store or craft shop. This can be Canada-themed or not – it’s up to you!

3) Download and print the photo booth kit and cut out some (or all!) of the props.

4) Then, get some other fun props! We got you started, but don’t stop there! Head to your local dollar store or craft shop to buy silly hats, novelty sunglasses, feather boas or other fun “costume” items. These can be Canada-themed, movie-themed, or just plain fun.

You don’t have to spend any money on these props – you can bring in things from home and ask your collaborators or volunteers to do the same. Just make sure everything is labelled so that they can be returned at the end of the night.

5) Last but certainly not least, put up a sign. On the next page you’ll find a template with some easy instructions that we recommend post-ing somewhere near the photo booth.

As people arrive at your event, encourage them to use the photo booth.

PHOTO BOOTH INSTRUCTIONS

HAVE FUN!

https://canadianfilmday.ca/digital-party-kit/