At a city festival, people look for moments to remember. A photo newspaper gives each visitor a page with their own photo and the city’s brand to take home.
How it works on the square
The photographer works among the visitors, and the print station stands right at the festival site. The shot goes into a layout prepared in advance, and in 2–3 minutes the visitor gets an A4 newspaper page.
The city’s brand in the masthead
We put the logo of the city or the event in the masthead and the festival news in the main article. That way the page becomes a festival souvenir and part of the city’s communication at the same time.
What organisers get
Visitors take photos of their pages and share them on social media. The digital copies are useful for the municipality’s or the event’s communication after the festival.
What to agree on before the festival
The print station only needs a small table and a power socket. We agree with the organisers on the spot on the square, a canopy and the number of visitors in the quote.
Read more about this format on the page photo newspaper for city festivals.
