Based out of Jersey City, Steven Penza operates Sans Booth—bridging custom code, physical hardware, and visual art to capture the demanding environments most operators avoid. We engineer sensor-triggered remote camera rigs that candidly catch guests in the dark where conventional setups fail. The star of the show is a custom-built touchscreen print station, giving guests an interactive experience and instant physical proof of what happened to them.
Remote camera rigs and optical triggers, linked back to our print station over a private, encrypted 5GHz wireless network, catch guests' genuine, unguarded reactions anywhere across your attraction — no posed lineups, no photographer standing over anyone. The gear is weatherproof and rated for a 3-mile (5km) range.
Coverage planned around your event: the moments your program needs documented, from arrivals and the room to the people who make it, delivered as edited files ready for your marketing, your sponsors and your guests. Scope, timing and delivery are set with you ahead of the day.
Slow-shutter, painted-light portraits that turn guests into apparitions — a signature keepsake shot.
Aerial photos and video from an FAA-certified remote pilot: your venue and grounds from above for marketing and site plans, roof and structure inspections, construction progress and commercial property work. Flights are planned to the airspace and the rules that apply to the site, and delivered as edited files.
A custom-built, self-service photobooth-style print station comes to your venue: guests preview their photos on a 22-inch touchscreen, pick the ones they want, and walk away with a physical print the same night. The same screen takes session bookings.
A photobooth set up at your venue, with prints the same night.
See how one visual artist used AI, microprocessors and sensors to build a haunted-house camera system, trigger it yourself, and leave with your photo printed.
Go behind the scenes at The Conover Killings' camera stations in daylight, hosted by the person who built them: Steven Penza, a software developer with 20+ years of experience and a visual artist. See the sensor-triggered remote rigs up close, set one off yourself, follow your photo over the wireless link to the touchscreen print station, and watch it come out of the printer. Bring questions about the code, the hardware and the night shoots.