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CameraRenter is the easy, elegant, and eco-friendly evolution of digital and disposable cameras. |
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Camerarenter's easy-to-use digital photo/video cameras, convenient photo and video sharing, and Custom DVD Movies provide a great opportunity for weddings with smaller budgets and are excellent complements to professional wedding photographers. |
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o “Simple ordering, excellent service, and getting, using, and returning the cameras was easy. What a great addition to our event!” - John B., Former Director of Events , Microsoft o “With CameraRenter we got more pictures, better pictures, and were able to share them for less money than my sister spent on disposable cameras at her wedding. ” - Christina C., Bride o “Our clients absolutely loved the cameras and used them throughout the entire wedding weekend - easy, eco-friendly, and a great value, we will be recommending CameraRenter to all of our clients. - Travis M., Winner of Seattle Bride’s Prestigious Best Wedding Planner Award and CEO, True Colors Events, o “What a hit! Even my 2-year old granddaughter had a blast taking pictures. We also used them at the brunch the next day to open gifts. This is such a neat thing!” - Ruth L., Mother of the Bride o “It was great using CameraRenter. Using digital cameras sets the event at a higher level! What a blast and what great memories. Great to work with...they make it so easy!” - Rochelle A., Host, Chat With Women Radio Show |
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o Give Your Cameras & Batteries out Before, During, and After Your Event o Backup Your Backup Batteries o Have a Few Guests Get Things Started o Have Your DJ/MC Make an Announcement o Give-Out Your Instruction Cards to All of Your Guests o Forward Your Email Invitation to All of Your Family and Friends With a million things on your mind, you may be wondering why you need CameraRenter at your event. CameraRenter is quickly becoming a must-have for all events for three simple reasons: 1. Pictures and videos are pointless if nobody sees them It is important that you and your guests actually see the pictures and videos taken before, during, and after your event. For example, think about the last event you were at. How many pictures from that event have you seen? How many pictures from that event has your family or your friends seen? 2. Professionals can’t capture everything Once-in-a-lifetime memories will be made when your profession photographer or videographer is not around. How will you capture and share all of these memories? Or what about all the behind-the-scenes memories that only your guests can capture? 3. Nothing about your event is disposable You wouldn’t give your guests paper plates, so don’t give them paper cameras. Also, disposable cameras are called disposable for a reason. They are disposed of. Nothing about CameraRenter’s cameras is disposable and your pictures and videos are digital. That’s elegant and eco-friendly. |
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CameraRenter: Amateur snaps add to special moments What: CameraRenter, Bellevue
Who: Jonathan Bailor, 25, owner and co-founder Mission: Supply the means for people to capture the most important days of their lives — weddings, proms, bar mitzvahs and company parties — using rented digital cameras. Multisource: CameraRenter's business plan is assembled from available parts, but with a twist. It begins with the now-popular process of giving disposable cameras to wedding or party attendees to help capture the moment. It uses digital technology to aggregate the results, and provides a turnkey event package. Rent to own: For distribution it borrows the Netflix model. The cameras are given to selected people and returned in a postage-paid envelope after the event. The company then puts all the content online, so anyone who couldn't attend gets a three-dimensional look at what they missed. Don't try this at home: It does not replace a professional photographer. On the other hand, 30 amateurs clicking away may create a livelier account. "A professional photographer is only there for about six hours — the ceremony and the party," Bailor said. "We cover the whole event from start to finish, so they can remember every aspect of this most special day." Employees: Five Financials: The private company does not share earnings or projections, but says it has "catered" about 30 events so far. Its main source of revenue is the rental fee, offering 10, 20, or 30 cameras for $50 each. This includes processing, organizing and posting, as well as a CD. The pictures stay online for a month, longer for an additional fee. Friends and family: The company followed another common practice, trying it out on friends. "You miss a lot of details during your own wedding," said Lincoln Davis, the company's PR counsel, who used it at his own wedding. "When we got the pictures back, we saw it from the guests' perspective." — Charles Bermant Copyright © 2008 The Seattle Times Company |
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Please use code "0.00_80TheWeddingCircle" for your Free Archive CD with all of the pictures from your event and all the rights to all the pictures. No per picture fees! |
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