In the build
- Multi touch surface for up to 10 simultaneous players
- Custom game or narrative built for your campaign
- Live scoring and brand takeovers on screen
- Works on LED, projection, or storefront glass
Built in Los Angeles
Interactive walls people play with their hands
A wall that responds to touch, built on LED panels or projection with our touch layer underneath. People play against it with their hands. Games, reveals, brand content, or a mix. Up to ten people can use it at the same time, which keeps a crowd moving instead of forming a line.
What you get
Great for crowds that would otherwise queue.
Add if you want it
- Contact capture with scores exported to your CRM
- Live leaderboard on a second screen
- Photo and clip capture sent to players
- Touring package for multiple dates or cities
The practical part
The three things everyone asks before anything else.
How it worksTouch layer over LED or projection. Up to ten people at once, so no line forms.
What we need from youWall space, power, and someone to tell us the campaign goal.
What it costsThey start at four figures. Wall size and dates move it most.
Most agencies start here
Or we build it under your name
Your client never sees us. We design and produce under your name, join your calls as your production team, and you keep the relationship and the credit. You set the price to your client and we build to the budget you bring us: tell us the number and we tell you what it buys.
Questions we get
- How many people can use the wall at once?
- Up to ten at the same time. That is the point: at a booth or a lobby the alternative is a queue, and a queue is people waiting instead of playing. The wall keeps a crowd moving.
- Is it LED or projection?
- Either, and it depends on the room. LED holds up under daylight and reads brighter; projection covers a much larger surface for less money when you can control the light. It also runs on storefront glass. We pick after we see the space.
- What do you need from us?
- Wall space, power, and someone to tell us what the campaign is trying to do. We handle the rest, including the content, the touch layer, the install and the crew on site.
- What does an interactive wall cost?
- They start at four figures. Wall size and the number of dates move the number more than anything else. Tell us the budget you are working with and we will tell you what it buys.
- Can the same wall travel to more than one event?
- Yes. We build replicable systems by default, so a wall made for one city can be adapted and redeployed across other events and campaigns. There is a touring package for exactly that.
- Can you build it under our agency name?
- That is how most agencies work with us. We design and produce under your name, join your calls as your production team, and your client never sees us. You keep the relationship and the credit.