Teleprompter Assisted Recording Device In Shipping crate

I built this video booth as a promotional tool for my CC-licensed novella, Boggle and Sneak, in which inventor trolls travel to our house in jury-rigged vehicles and subject us to Rube Goldberg practical jokes. Most author readings feature the author reading. I want my readings to feature the readers reading.

This project is a mashup of Build a Basic Crate 2.0 by Overclocked and Teleprompter DIY for $50.00 by hersheymagic.

Step 1 Cut Panels

Panel dimensions:
- Floor: 1/2" plywood, 40" x 48": standard GMA pallet size.
- Ceiling: 3/8" plywood, 40" x 48"
- Side Walls: 3/8" plywood, 40" x 82"
- Back Wall: 3/8" plywood, 44.25" x 82"
- Door: 3/8" plywood, 43.75" x 80"

The panels were too big to cut indoors, but it was thirty below outdoors. I need a new pair of gloves.

Comments

[CamWaite]

I love this! Such an awesome idea!
5*
and just to let you know the link to the crate building 2.0 is broken, think you wanted this: http://burobotics.org/how_to_build_a_crate.pdf

[fritz.bogott]

Thanks! Should be fixed now.

[RaisedByRobots]

I think this might be my number one favorite thing I've ever seen on instructables.

[conceptualstratagem]

whoa nice project, great first instructable+

[GorillazMiko]

That is insanely cool. I like the background in the pictures, I like your workshop, I like everything, this Instructable is just awesome. Great job. +1 rating.

[i.am.mozman]

Painting it blue would be too obvious. Why not go for a red phone booth to match the light?