Festivals · 5 min read
Festival photo sharing without losing anyone in the group chat
Festivals split a group up by the second act. A shared roll is the one thing everyone keeps contributing to, whatever stage they're at.
One roll for the whole weekend
Set the finish time to the end of the last day. Everyone shoots from wherever they are, and every frame lands in the same film — credited to whoever took it.
- Invite by link or QR — no app store download needed on the web
- Photos upload when signal comes back
- Guests see who shot each frame when the roll develops
Reveal on the way home
Use the delay reveal to open the roll the evening after you get back. It turns the comedown into an event instead of a scroll through blurry duplicates.
Questions
Does it work with bad festival signal?
Yes. Keep shooting — the roll syncs once you're back on a connection.
How many people can join?
Guest tiers go from 5 free up to 150, and larger crowds can be quoted on request.
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