Is filming a guest without asking considered acceptable?
No, it’s considered unacceptable to film a celebrity guest without their consent. Ask first if you want video of an interaction rather than filming without their knowledge.
No, it’s considered unacceptable to film a celebrity guest without their consent. Ask first if you want video of an interaction rather than filming without their knowledge.
Yes, approaching a guest outside their scheduled table hours is actually part of what makes The Camp different from a typical convention — casual hellos happen. What’s off-limits is asking for a selfie or autograph outside of their scheduled table time. And remember that celebrities are people too: they may need a break, so a quick… Read More »Is it okay to approach guests outside their scheduled table hours?
The photo op staff are experienced at keeping things moving, so attendees who linger past their time slot get gently and efficiently moved along rather than the process grinding to a halt.
No, tipping isn’t expected or considered necessary for staff or volunteers.
The overall philosophy is simple: be kind, be relaxed, enjoy your time, and don’t stress. That mindset covers most situations better than any specific rule could. We are a FANmily!
Yes, a nonprofit can partner with The Camp in a way similar to the Camp Cares relationship — email contact@thecampevents.com to start that conversation and explore what a partnership could look like.
Yes, a digital gallery is posted after the event, shared through The Camp’s social media accounts rather than a separate dedicated gallery site.
No, panel recaps aren’t offered if you miss them live — since panels aren’t recorded or livestreamed, there isn’t a way to catch up on one after the fact.
No, an official aftermovie or highlight reel isn’t released after the event.
A survey goes out shortly after the event, giving you a direct channel for feedback. You can also share feedback anytime by emailing contact@thecampevents.com rather than waiting for the survey specifically.