PlymouthFlix

The base price for most movie nights on the south shore is $395. There is a back-yard price of $300 for residences on the south shore which offers a scaled back sound system. Pricing can vary based on availability, location and other special requests so please contact us through the booking form to receive a quote for your event.

We'll come out with our inflatable screen, projection and sound.

For the location, we'll need enough space for the screen (see dimensions below) and about 25-30' behind it for the projector station. The space where the screen will be located should be within 40' distance to an electrical outlet for our extension cords to reach everything. Ideally there will be no lights (street lights, neon signs, neighbors porch lights, etc.) behind the screen as those will shine through the picture.

For the movie, if required you'll need to obtain a film license. You will also need a DVD copy of the movie you want to show.

Probably. Unless you're showing the movie in your private residence for friends and family (i.e. in your backyard) chances are you need a license to show your movie. This is required regardless of whether or not you are charging admission. Any public setting or even private schools, country clubs, etc. and most others are required to have a film license to show a movie. We do not provide a film license but you can visit http://swank.com or http://criterionpicusa.com for more information.

The entire screen when inflated is about 20' wide by about 13.5' tall. The white viewing part of the screen is 200" diagonal.

Sure. If it has an HDMI or VGA output on it we can hook it up. There are some setbacks that can come up when doing this so be aware. Some of these devices require an internet connection to stream content to them. Without a strong connection (and being outdoors will likely attribute to this) you may end up with a poor quality image. Some of these devices may also interupt your movie with notifications or alerts. Providing extra power is another factor. A DVD may feel a little old-school to some, but it gets the job done.

For video games, we will need to project from in front of the screen instead of from the rear of the screen. This makes it easier for the game controllers to reach the system, even if they are wireless. Video game nights make great events for all ages. If you're expecting a number of players, we recommend creating a tournament method so that you can rotate more people into the action.

Filling out the contact form above is the best way to reach us. You can also call and leave a voicemail at (508) 591-0203. We will respond as soon as we can.