Kelly James

And then they want to take multiple shots.

They want to do this.

They want to do that.

If people really want the picture, and the best way to go about doing it is just to have a high-quality camera with a photographer that's going to take the picture right, not all goofy or the light's all messed up.

So I got my own guy there that does it.

What I do also is I take three pictures so that people can take this pose, that pose, this pose.

And you know what?

It's uploaded online by tomorrow morning, and it's free.

Rebecca Stamos.

And that's why I have a team of guys that go in there and filter that out and make sure that nobody brings the phone up.

The rule is, look, there's going to be three pictures taken.

It's going to be uploaded.

It's free.

That's the main thing.

It's free.

It's online tomorrow morning.

And so keep your phones in your pocket.

There's certain venues where you can do it, certain venues where it's impossible.

If you're doing the Gibson and there's about 5,000 to 6,000 people there, it's impossible to do a meet and greet with that many people.

I've tried it.