Greenscreen Photo Booths, Headshot Photo Booths, Convention Photography and Corporate Headshots Coast 2 Coast
Are you looking for experiential photo marketing, green screen photo booths, in-office corporate headshots, or headshot photo booths at conventions? National event photographer Mike Gatty will work with you hand-in-glove, and will help your team plan the perfect photo execution.
Our live event schedule is filling fast through fall, 2025, but we’ve kept one great thing in place: our easy cancellation policies.
Our Headshot Photobooth to capture convention headshots and in-office corporate headshots has been updated with new lighting and additional customization options to fit your needs. Join US Event Photos Lead Photographer Mike Gatty in a quick look at the updated booth.
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Green Screen Photobooths
Rock-star photographers, jaw-dropping artwork, and custom designed photo experiences combine to ignite social media. Live social sharing with custom branded messaging and exclusive after action reports quantify results from all our photo booths. Our booths aren’t the traditional funny sunglasses and mustache-on-a-stick experiences. Fun? Yes. Great photos? Yes. Real photographers? Yes. All combine to use the power of photography to promote your brand at events.
National Convention Photographers
Let US Event Photos lead photographer Mike Gatty tell the story of your national convention, conference or trade show through his dynamic and thoughtful photos. 25 years of experience means Mike knows how to capture everything a convention offers — from the morning keynote speaker, to the listening crowds, to the reaction of the lifetime achievement award winner and his family at the gala. Award presentations, breakout sessions, live concerts, celebrity meet and greets — all happen at conventions and Mike will record every single moment.
Experiential Photo Marketing
Experiential photo marketing coast to coast. Our creative and energized photographers will ignite your brand and engage your participants. Custom designed photo executions add authenticity and create amazing photos on the event floor. Our photographers, photo sets and green screen artwork will create imaging that trumpets your brand on social media.
National Event Photographers
Coast to Coast, LA to…New York City, baby! We know that’s not how the song goes, but we make up our own words. Our client’s brands have no borders, and neither do we. From San Fran to San Jose, from Sun City to Sin City, we go there. We have offices in Las Vegas, Tampa and Washington, but we’re just as likely to be shooting in Seattle, Salt Lake or New Orleans. With coast to coast flat rate pricing, we deliver amazing results nationwide.
In-Office Corporate Headshot Photography
How many headshots have you seen that just blend into the background? How often do you see images that capture personality and tell a story? We don’t just create professional headshot photos; we capture corporate headshots that show the personality of the people we photograph. The personality of your entire team. Taken individually, each person looks great. When you look at the photos together in your marketing material, your team looks cohesive.
Headshot Photo Booths @ Events
Our Head Shot Photo Booths steal the show at conventions, conferences and trade shows. Participants flock to have their photos created, and they love we take about 10 photos, touch them up, and email those head shots in high resolution. All in about 5 minutes. Our photographers engage participants during their mini-sessions, and know how to capture head shots that reflect the participant’s own style, brand and personality.
Greenscreen Photo Booths at Events
Who Are We?
National event photographers providing sophisticated experiential green screen photo booth marketing executions, from niche events to the largest public venues. Our imaging loves social media. Our photographers are hip, rock-star, high energy professionals who engage participants in your brand experience
How Are We Different?
We are Photographers that engage, interact, and excite participants. We design every part of the experience around your needs. We provide over-the-top photo executions with realistic props, off-the-hook artwork, and cutting-edge equipment. Everything is branded to you. And, we are funny. No, I mean FUNNY.
Who Are Our Clients?
Core clients are our key partners, businesses we work with throughout the United States, and (in a few cases) the world. They are HBO, Dish Network, Travel and Adventure Show Series, Allspring Global Financial, NBC, Shell Energy, and CCA Global
Whatz up with us?! Glad you asked. Here's some news.
Our Flagship Headshot Photo Booth is Updated
Our flagship headshot photo booth experiences was recently upgraded, with new remote control LED lighting, cutting edge “moon lights” and two LED backlights. A total of six lights are now customized for each participant during the headshot photo lounge.
A participant enters the headshot photo booth, and US Event Photos Lead Photographer Mike Gatty immediately customizes the lighting for that participant’s individual skin tone and other features. He then captures 12 – 30 headshots of that participant, touches those photos up using our proprietary software, and exports all the participant’s images to our iPad system. An assistant then emails and text messages those photos straight to the participant — and then verifies the participant received those emails and texts. That way, we know every participant receives their images and won’t be contacting you complaining they never received their headshots.
Our headshot photo booth is sponsor friendly, and we’ll work with you and your sponsor to customize the email, text messages, and branding of the booth. We even provide “thank you” signage acknowledging your sponsor at the booth.
Our headshot photo booth is a smash hit at events across the nation, and Mike Gatty is nationally recognized for these headshots. Previous sponsors of the the Headshot Photo Lounge have included Canon Cameras and Adobe — the makers of Photoshop.
The 2025 Travel and Adventure Shows
Our 20'x20' Green Screen Photo Booths for the Tenth Year
We started with the Travel and Adventure Show back in 2014– making this coming show season our twelfth anniversary! Over the years, the booth has grown to a flagship 20′ x 20′ footprint, with a custom green screen wall that stretches the entire length of the booth. Families and friends in huge groups pose in front of the massive screen, and the booth has become a focal point on the show floor.
The 2025 upcoming show season will grow to ten shows spanning Chicago, Denver, New York, Los Angeles, Phoenix, South Florida, Dallas, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington, DC. In 2024, Most of the green screen photo booths were sponsored by Choctaw Nation, and promote the rich Choctaw culture and the Oklahoma tribe as a travel destination. For the only city not sponsored by Choctaw, because of an ongoing contract, the return sponsor was Currituck, NC. Show sponsors for 2025 haven’t been announced.
The green screen photo execution evolves every year. This year, backgrounds included dancing with the Choctaw — an an Oklahoma tornado. We reproduced running from the tornado — and dancing with the traditional tribesman — by utilizing a new wind machine. With new, six point, wrap around lighting, participants could actually RUN and DANCE during their photo, creating a unique atmosphere on the show floor that resonated with participants.
We started at the Travel and Adventure Show ten years ago promoting the Travel Channel. When that season concluded, the Travel and Adventure Show Management hired us directly. A few years later, we realized partnering with different sponsor destinations was a win for both the show and our destination tourism boards. The shows stretch the entire first quarter of the year, and are generally booked by sponsor destinations a year in advance.
Matthew was my heart
This spring, I lost my best friend.
Twenty two years ago, I met Matthew Frey on a photo shoot with Lance Armstrong and an old client, Friends of Cancer Research. The day was warm — but pouring rain. The event was being held in Columbia, Maryland, and would feature a bike ride from that city nestled between Washington, DC and Baltimore. Leading the pack would be Lance Armstrong; then well respected and a leader for cancer research.
The weather wasn’t going to cooperate. Sheets of rain poured down. Riders stood, miserable under the event’s tents, watching the rain wipe out the dim sun struggling to appear in the then-night sky. All the riders — except one.
Matthew. He stood in the rain, bike uniform clinging to his body, face up to the rain. He turned to me. I’d never met him. I’d never seen him. I was rooted to the mud, though. Transfixed.
“I love the rain,” he said, flashing a toothy smile. I fell instantly in love. We moved in together a few years later. He was, from that rainy day forward, my heart.
Matthew fought cancer for nearly seven years. He worked almost the entire time. After one particularly brutal radiation treatment, we were on a flight a few hours later. The flight attendant made her rounds, and asked Matthew if he’d like a drink? “A cup of ice, please.” I remember thinking that was strange, Matthew always ordered a Coke. I thought the radiation had upset his stomach. The cup of ice came, and Matthew took a zip lock bag out of his pocket. He poured the ice into it, zipped it up, and shoved the bag down the front of his pants, where he’d received the radiation treatment.
“That’s better,” he said. I just sat, stunned. It occurred to me he’d brought the Ziplock just for this purpose. He knew he was burning, but rather than cancel his work trip, he boarded that flight with a Ziploc.
Matthew’s cancer had been fairly contained. But in the end, it spread. And, after a years long struggle that forced us to move to Baltimore so he could be treated at Johns Hopkins, Matthew passed away on March 1. He fought to the bitter end. He pushed through pain, and was active with the business until he couldn’t lift his camera. He was a beast. I miss him terribly.
