A Glambot is a robotic-arm video booth that records guests in cinematic slow motion, the format seen on televised red carpets, and delivers the edited clip to their phone within minutes. At movie premieres, awards shows, and red carpet events in Miami and Palm Beach, hosts place a Glambot at the arrival line so every guest gets a branded slow-motion moment. Glambot rentals in South Florida start at $2,995.
Robotic slow-motion video has become a red carpet fixture, appearing on televised arrivals at the Oscars, Emmys, Grammys, and Golden Globes. South Florida hosts of premieres, award nights, and industry events use the same look so arrivals feel like the real thing, and guests leave with a clip worth posting.
A robotic arm moves the camera along a fixed, repeatable path around each guest, so every clip has the same smooth, polished motion. Slow motion makes small gestures, such as a turn, a wave, or a gown in motion, look deliberate and cinematic. That consistency is why the format suits a line of arriving guests.
Set the Glambot at the end of the arrival path or beside the step-and-repeat, so guests pass through it naturally before entering the event. Each guest steps onto a marked spot, and a trained attendant manages the line. For a real South Florida example, see our Glambot at the Moana premiere in Miami Beach, linked below.
Clips can carry your film title, awards show name, sponsor logo, or hashtag. The edited video reaches each guest's phone within minutes, so posts go live while the event is still happening. Sponsors and production teams get branded content from the arrival line itself.
Plan for a 10' x 10' or 12' x 12' area, 9 ft of ceiling clearance (10 ft preferred), and a 110V/20A circuit within 50 ft. Outdoor arrival lines need a covered area. Glambot serves Miami, Miami Beach, Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Naples, Sarasota, Tampa, and Orlando.
How much does a Glambot cost for a premiere or awards show? Glambot rentals in Miami and Palm Beach start at $2,995. Final pricing depends on event length, location, and branding needs.
Where should a Glambot go at a red carpet event? Place it at the end of the arrival path or beside the step-and-repeat, so guests pass through it before entering the event.
How much space does a Glambot need? Plan for a 10' x 10' or 12' x 12' area, 9 ft of ceiling clearance (10 ft preferred), and a 110V/20A circuit within 50 ft.