T–24:00 | Prebuild & Boards

Lock the skeleton–skin–organs stack; dry-run offline content, dual routing, and a 15-minute light loop. Print version labels (structure/program/graphics) on case lids.

T–12:00 | Pack & Transit Window

Two cases + one hand kit. QR codes map to assembly order; transit delay triggers a +N hours fallback that shortens segments but preserves proof points.

T–02:00 | Dock & Set Position

30 minutes to light the first visual (≤12-word promise at 30–45° to the main aisle); pass power/safety checks; verify glare/contrast.

Day 0 (Show Day) — Shots

Shot 1 | T–00:10 — Establishing the silhouette
A 6-second breathing light syncs to the headline; the outline is structural, not gimmick animation. With island booth design services, “where the booth speaks” is decided on drawings.

Shot 2 | T–00:05 — Greeter intercept
Two diagonal entries draw; corners act as guide corners showing the same headline so passersby can read while walking.

Shot 3 | T+00:20 — Proof at midrange
Floor cues and waist lights pull visitors to a Scenario | Metric | Outcome panel; a physical cutaway returns first response in 0.3s, explanatory response by 2s. interactive booth technology keeps tempo via cache + dual routes.

Shot 4 | T+01:00 — The compare station
One station answers one question; numbers live in a scene with units/time (“18–25% savings at 8 h/day”)—no raw specs.

Shot 5 | T+02:00 — Close-up handoff
A 90-second loop: one action → one change → one next step. Only three exits—sample, pricing/configurator, booking. Color-coded QRs reduce hesitation; CTAs sit at 1.2–1.4 m.

Shot 6 | Every :15 — Micro-show (40 s)
Lift key/fill by 0.3–0.5; the presenter links distance → proof → handoff in three lines; the device syncs with visitor flow, not the soundtrack. Subtle floor marks give phones/long-lenses a perfect frame.

Shot 7 | Peak hours — Shutter rhythm
Run 60–90 s per visitor; ticketing + SMS callbacks absorb queues; deep comparisons shift to off-peak. Keep a 10-second cue-card fallback behind each screen.

Shot 8 | Accessibility & safety
Aisles ≥1.2 m; two 0.8×1.2 m turning pads; controls at 0.9–1.1 m; blind-corner fixes and egress widths verified. Compliance is part of the experience.

Shot 9 | Media vantage
A balcony/gantry serves as a fixed camera point. Hand a one-page press kit (logo, specs, WB slate, release line). A 40-second beginning—turn—close clip is shootable by design.

Shot 10 | Back-of-house — Cross-border branches
Delays trigger a +N hours script; push ATA/Carnet, flame/power tables, and serial lists to the floor; local crews on SLA, remote second line checks dimension drift. That’s international exhibit services—schedule uncertainty, don’t fear it.

Shot 11 | Energy & materials panel
Expose peak power, standby draw, recyclable ratios, water-based ink, and flame codes via QR. Make “green” scannable facts.

Shot 12 | End-of-day care
Quick torque check, cable inspection, screen wipe, spare kit refill; log incidents and return changes to the version sheet.

+24 h — First Pack & Micro-Edits

Ship four numbers: median dwell, interaction completion, quote/sample pickups, 48-hour revisit.
Edits: short dwell → trim five words; low completion → remove one distraction; weak revisit → lift the booking gateway by ~10 cm and switch to stronger verbs; micro-show misses → add cue cards and a light nudge.

+48 h — Warehouse & Binding

Update module lifespan; verify pack-lists; bind next city; tag script/graphic deltas (by city/industry); log change → metric moved → cost for future A/Bs.

Quick Tech Sheet — Light & Sound

Main zone 400–600 lx; lift 0.3–0.5 during micro-shows; avoid glare. Lounge uses LF absorption + directional sound; noise caps per venue rules. Kinetic light only in show segments.

Close
When shots are clear, proof is tight, tempo is scripted, cross-border branches are versioned, and reviews feed the next draft, an island booth graduates from a beautiful one-off to a repeatable series. To run this play end-to-end, visit www.circleexhibit.com and align island booth design services with interactive booth technology and international exhibit services.