An opening that draws people in
Orbital Shot for openings and open days in Brianza is a visible draw: passers-by stop, invited guests take part and the opening becomes a moment worth talking about. For a company in Cantù, Como or Monza and Brianza, it is a way to bring a new office or showroom to life.
From the invitation to the day itself
For an open day it is best to plan the attraction together with the communication: invitation, hashtag, dedicated space and a follow-up on the content after the event. We can also support you with social campaigns.
About to open?
Tell us about your opening in Brianza, Como or Milan: we will build the attraction together.
To fit Orbital Shot into an evening programme, it is best to use the free moments: welcome, aperitif, breaks between courses or after dinner. That way guests take part without interrupting speeches and dinner. For events in Como, Brianza and Milan, we agree position and timing with the venue.
Yes, Orbital Shot for private parties and ceremonies gives guests a moving keepsake to rewatch and share. It suits birthdays, anniversaries and receptions in Como, Brianza and Milan, subject to agreement with the venue and with whoever is organising the party.
Orbital Shot strengthens your brand image because it associates your brand with a fun, memorable experience that guests talk about on social media. Set design and graphics can echo your company identity, keeping the event consistent for companies in Como, Brianza and Milan.
With Orbital Shot you can photograph individuals, groups and even products, as long as they fit in the area in front of the cameras. It suits event guests, trade fair teams and objects to showcase. Size and space are agreed with NewVisibility based on your venue in Como, Milan or Lugano.
Because it is a spectacle visible from the aisle: a scene that rotates around people, captured by several cameras at the same instant. Passers-by get curious, join the queue and then share the content. For companies in Como, Brianza and Milan, it is a way to turn footfall into contacts.