Event photography has a privacy problem that most platforms ignore. When you publish a gallery of 2,000 photos from a corporate gala, every guest can browse every image. The CEO's candid moment is visible to all 500 attendees, the guest who left early can be seen by everyone, and anyone with the gallery link has the full set. For private events, corporate functions, and any situation where attendees expect discretion, that blanket-access model falls short.
BrandStudio gives each guest a personal gallery instead, built two ways. The first is photo sessions: the photographer starts a session for a guest or a group, adds them by badge scan or name, shoots, and ends it — and the people in that session get every photo from it, including shots where their face is turned away. The second is face match: a guest who registers with a selfie (and agrees to face matching) is matched across the photos captured during the event. Either way, their personal gallery link, delivered by text or email, shows their photos — not everyone else's.
Face match is also something you control. You can turn it off for an event, the consent log keeps the exact wording each guest agreed to, and a guest who opts out has their face data deleted. Within one company, a guest's selfie search can find them across that company's events, so a returning attendee at a series of quarterly events can find their photos from each one.
If an event wants a public gallery alongside personal ones, you can run both: the organizer gets the full set for marketing, and each guest still gets a link to just their own photos. You don't have to choose between shareability and privacy for the whole event at once.
