Step onto a broomstick and into a green-screen portrait session in Salem. This 40-minute styled shoot outfits you in witch regalia, photographs multiple flying poses, and produces finished composite portraits over dramatic backdrops.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
Step inside a compact studio on Essex Street and the room rearranges itself around you: a low hum of LED panels, the sheen of a velvet cape, and a broomstick poised against a seamless green screen. The prop looks ordinary until an experienced photographer frames you just so — suddenly you’re hovering above a painted moon, arching over Salem’s harbor or caught in a storm-lit cemetery.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
40 minutes
Fitness Level
Light physical activity—standing and stepping onto a prop; moderate fitness recommended for comfort.
Wildlife
History
Salem’s witch trials of 1692 shaped its cultural identity; today the city balances historical interpretation with active maritime and arts communities.
Conservation
High foot traffic in October stresses downtown streets and museums—pack out trash and follow local guidance to reduce impact.
Reserve your spot on the Magick Broom Costume Photography - Green Screen Technology today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive 10 minutes early
Allows time for costume fitting and a quick briefing so your shoot stays on schedule.
Light, matte makeup
Matte makeup avoids hot spots under studio lights and produces cleaner composites during editing.
Watch the weight limit
Broom accommodates up to 175 lb—disclose if you need alternate options or assistance.
Book weekdays for shorter lines
October evenings sell out fast; morning weekday slots typically have fewer visitors and calmer studios.
Government ID
Needed for check-in and identification during busy seasonal events.
Comfortable shoes
You’ll walk and stand between dressing area and studio set—easy shoes help with quick changes.
Hairbrush/compact kit
Small touch-ups before shooting keep hair from blowing or sticking under costume pieces.
Charged smartphone
For mobile tickets, booking confirmation, and receiving digital gallery links.