Full Frame Events
Photobooth Operator

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Photobooth Operator — Part Time
Full Frame Events | Based Hemel Hempstead
Full Frame Events runs premium photobooth and creative photo/video experiences at high-profile events across London and beyond — film premieres, sporting events, concerts, large exhibitions and brand activations for major entertainment and media names. Our equipment is stored in Hemel Hempstead, so we're looking for a reliable operator based nearby who can collect kit and get it to wherever it's needed.
What you'll be doing
- Collecting the photobooth kit from our Hemel Hempstead base and transporting it to events in London and further afield
- Setting up and packing down the booth on site
- Running the booth smoothly throughout the event — troubleshooting on the fly if anything plays up
- Being the friendly face guests interact with — confident chatting to guests and keeping the energy up
- Managing props, backdrops and prints so everything looks sharp all night
- Returning kit to Hemel Hempstead afterwards and flagging any issues
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What we're looking for
- Full, valid driving licence — essential
- Own vehicle helpful (we can also provide a van for bigger jobs)
- Punctual and dependable — we need people we can count on for last-minute or booked-ahead gigs
- Comfortable with tech (cameras, tablets, basic troubleshooting) — no need to be an engineer, just not scared of a USB cable
- Good people skills — outgoing, approachable, able to put guests at ease
- Able to lift and carry equipment, and stand for most of a shift
- Previous events, hospitality or photography experience a bonus but not essential — full training given


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The details
- Pay: £20–£30 per hour, depending on experience — paid from the moment you collect the booth until it's returned to Hemel Hempstead
- Hours: Mostly evenings and weekends — flexible, ad hoc shifts
- Based: Hemel Hempstead, with travel to events across London and beyond
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