Face control
Entrance gag
Works well at the door — pat-down and screening.
Micromagic
Close-up magic
Works anywhere and engages bystanders for a long time
Format · Gag
Face control — impressions from the very threshold.
The officer will find everything forbidden on your guests…
Book nowMoscow · Russia
[ 01 ]The first minutes
A light jolt, bewilderment, a sigh with a smile…
The first half hour is usually the hardest: guests arrive one by one, not everyone knows each other, and conversation hasn't started yet. Whether the evening warms up on its own — or you have to lift it — depends on this start.
Face control solves it with one shared gag at the door: one artist, one storyline — and the whole group is in on the joke at once. No need to approach each guest: everyone becomes a participant before they even sit down.
When the gag is revealed, the mood is set. Guests discuss what was found on whom — and that conversation runs through the whole evening like a refrain. When they tell friends about your party, they'll talk about the guard at the entrance.
[ 02 ]Costume options
Police officer or security guard
The same gag — two recognizable characters. Choose the one that fits your venue and the tone of your event.
01Classic look
Police officer
A police uniform — instantly readable context and maximum surprise. References to 'heightened security,' a comic pat-down and 'forbidden' finds in guests' pockets and bags.
Guests don't realize it's a gag at first — and laugh even harder.
02Modern look
Security guard
Security or bouncer attire — a natural fit for corporate events, clubs and private venues. The same face-control script.
After a strange find, guests ask each other what was discovered on whom.
Best for
- Weddings and anniversaries
- Corporate and private evenings
- Private parties and cocktails
- New Year events
- Banquet halls and restaurants
- Other events — sometimes even kids parties
Hourly rate · multi-hour engagement available · your guests' emotions guaranteed
[ 03 ]What's the difference
Face control or micromagic?
Both formats work at guest greeting — but create different impressions. They're often combined at one event.
Face control is a gag-performance at the entrance: one vivid character, a shared surprise for everyone. Micromagic is cool effects in each guest's hands.
Face control
Micromagic
Entrance gag
Works well at the door — pat-down and screening.
Close-up magic
Works anywhere and engages bystanders for a long time
Defined character
Police or security uniform.
Costume
The look can be almost anything, but a classic suit is preferred.
Icebreaker effect
Makes a strong impression and bewilderment. Guests laugh together and discuss the 'finds' — the ice is broken
Personal engagement
Lets you connect with different guests and engage them. Sometimes you just need to talk.
Evening start
Welcome zone and buffet
Face control
Defined character
Police or security uniform.
Micromagic
Costume
The look can be almost anything, but a classic suit is preferred.
Face control
Icebreaker effect
Makes a strong impression and bewilderment. Guests laugh together and discuss the 'finds' — the ice is broken
Micromagic
Personal engagement
Lets you connect with different guests and engage them. Sometimes you just need to talk.
Face control
Evening start
Micromagic
Welcome zone and buffet
Related format
Micromagic →
Close-up wonder with cards and money in the welcome zone and at the buffet. We'll lift the mood of your celebration.
Best forCorporate →
Especially effective at corporate evenings and private events where not all guests know each other.
works with: weddings · anniversaries
[ 04 ]What it looks like
[ 05 ]From reviews
"We booked the Face Control program for a corporate event. It was one of the funniest moments of the whole evening. Guests took turns at the entrance and were checked by a very serious security officer — who'd pull out banned items: a vodka bottle, men's underwear and tights. People started looking for documents and explaining themselves. When it became clear it was a prank, the laughter exploded. A very unusual and memorable start to the event.
KristinaCorporate · face control
"We wanted to surprise our guests and chose Face Control. It worked even better than we expected. Many guests were absolutely sure they were dealing with a real police officer. Especially funny was watching our serious friends' reactions and their bewilderment when UJINN found a set of cutlery and a rat on them. A truly original format.
Vladimir K.Face control