1940’s Paparazzi

Flashbulbs at the door, and nobody arrives quietly. The 1940's Paparazzi are trained actors working as roving press photographers in period costume, mobbing guests from the street entrance through to pre-dinner drinks. It's a comedy act first, and a useful icebreaker second: strangers who've just been chased down a red carpet together have something to talk about. Costuming can be matched to a Hollywood theme. Worth knowing before you book: the roving characters don't actually take photos. If you want real ones, the five piece version adds a professional photographer for a two hour call, supplied on disc at web resolution rather than print. Melbourne based, and a natural fit for awards nights, Oscars parties, launches and expo stands.