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Our real estate videography gives realtors, developers and property managers a clear filmed view of the property they need to present. We plan listing walkthroughs and property films around the rooms, features and setting that matter.
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We make property videos that show the space clearly and give each listing format a defined purpose.
A listing video connects the main rooms in an understandable order. The viewer should be able to follow the property. We plan views around the layout and features you need to show. The edit preserves that connection between the spaces.
A highlight reel selects the property’s strongest visual details for a shorter sequence. It serves a different purpose from a complete walkthrough. The screen shape and pace suit the placement. We keep the important features readable within the available frame.
A luxury property film gives attention to architecture, finishes and setting. The treatment follows the actual space. We plan movement and light around the details the buyer needs to see. The film should make those features clear without broad claims about prestige.
An agent introduction gives the listing an on-camera voice. We plan where the agent appears and how the presentation connects with property footage. The spoken message needs to be concise and accurate. Clear sound keeps that information understandable throughout the introduction.
Commercial property coverage shows usable areas and the relationship between spaces. Development footage can document the visible site and completed features. We work from your brief. The video should distinguish what exists on camera from any future plans described separately.
Neighbourhood footage gives context through nearby places and amenities. We plan it around locations relevant to your brief. The sequence should make the relationship clear without implying unsupported distances. The property remains the reason those surrounding views appear in the film.
of people have been convinced to buy a product by watching a brand’s video.
We treat every video marketing project as a partnership from the start. We begin with a focused strategy session to understand your goals and plan the video step by step.
Getting aligned early helps avoid surprises later and keeps everything on time and on budget. Together, we clarify your message, set key milestones, and agree on clear delivery dates you can rely on.
We write a clear, audience-focused script that gets straight to the point and keeps every word meaningful. Then we turn it into a scene-by-scene storyboard, so you can see how the video will look and suggest changes early.
Making edits at this stage saves time, avoids costly revisions later, and keeps your project on schedule. Finally, we design visuals that match your brand, so every frame feels uniquely yours.
Everything comes together in a final rendered video ready for launch.
You can request additional cutdowns of your video for use on social platforms and short-form content.
Other assets such as gifs, still frames, and thumbnails can be provided for use across all channels.
A drone add-on can show the lot, views and neighbourhood from a perspective that ground footage cannot provide.
The aerial view is useful when it clarifies how the building sits within the property. It can also connect an exterior with its surrounding area. The shot should add spatial information rather than function as an unrelated opening image.
Drone videography depends on site suitability and any required airspace authorization. That assessment comes before aerial coverage is confirmed for the address.
Tell us what the view needs to show when requesting the add-on. A lot boundary and a broader neighbourhood view are different shot requirements. The quote and filming plan should describe the actual coverage rather than assume any flight path will be available.
Real estate / property video starts at $500 and is priced per listing. A drone add-on is available.
Real estate videography pricing depends on the work needed to show the property. A larger home can require more coverage and more movement between spaces. The rooms and features in the brief determine the planned shots.
An agent appearing on camera adds presentation and sound requirements. A drone add-on needs its own location assessment and coverage plan. The length and number of finished edits also affect the work after filming.
Our video production pricing gives the published starting point. Send the address and the intended deliverables for a quote tied to the listing. Include any agent presentation or aerial requirement from the start.
A clear comparison should identify what the price includes. A short property highlight and a walkthrough with agent footage are different scopes even when they concern the same home. The quote should make those differences visible before the shoot is booked.
Your real estate videographer works from a confirmed coverage plan that follows the property’s best available light and access.
Booking needs the listing details and the date you want the finished files. We also need to know which rooms and exterior areas are included.
We provide a preparation checklist so the home is ready when filming begins. The space should be available for camera movement without repeated interruptions. A location contact helps resolve access questions without delaying the sequence of rooms.
Light affects the order of the shoot. We plan the views around how the rooms and exterior look during the available window. The aim is to show the space clearly rather than force every angle into the same lighting conditions.
The delivery date should be agreed with the scope. We need enough information at booking to connect the filming day with your listing schedule. A property being ready on arrival helps the planned camera time remain focused on recording it rather than waiting for preparation to finish.
Prepare the home by clearing visual distractions and making the planned rooms available before the crew arrives.
The delivery can include horizontal property views and vertical social versions according to the confirmed scope.
Horizontal video suits the wider views commonly used on property websites and MLS. MLS means the multiple listing service used for property listings. Its specific upload requirements should be confirmed for your destination rather than assumed to be identical everywhere.
Vertical versions can be planned for Reels and Shorts. The framing needs to keep the important room or feature visible within a narrower picture. Simply cropping a wide walkthrough may remove useful spatial information.
Branded and unbranded versions serve different requirements. If an unbranded version is required, say so before editing begins. We can then plan the agent identification and other branding around the actual delivery needs instead of removing them from a completed version later.
We film property in Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, the Tri-Cities, the North Shore and the Fraser Valley.
The address helps us assess access and the most practical filming window. Include parking instructions and any building rules that affect equipment access. An occupied home and a managed commercial building may need different arrangements.
Our local area pages include video production in Burnaby and video production in Coquitlam. Send the actual listing location so the quote can reflect the planned visit.
The filming area should be available during the agreed window. Confirming access with the booking helps protect your listing schedule and gives the crew a clear route into the property on the day.
These answers cover the booking and delivery details for a property shoot.
Real estate / property video starts at $500 and is priced per listing. The scope changes with property size, agent presentation, aerial coverage and edit requirements. Send the address and the versions you need. A useful quote should identify those deliverables so the starting price is not mistaken for every possible property production.
The actual requirement depends on the rooms and coverage in the brief. Agent presentation and exterior views need time as well as interior movement. Having the property ready before arrival helps the booked period stay focused on filming rather than repeated preparation between shots.
Confirm the required listing date when you book so the shoot and delivery can be planned together. The agreed scope should identify all versions. A walkthrough and a separate social edit are distinct outputs. The delivery schedule needs to account for the complete set you request.
Vertical versions can be included. The shot plan should account for the narrower frame before filming starts. Important features can disappear if a wide view is simply cropped later. Tell us which destinations you need so the coverage and edit are planned around their intended screen shapes.
A drone add-on is available when the property and proposed flight are suitable. We assess the address and required views before confirming aerial coverage. The useful shot might show the lot or connect the building with its surroundings. Flight requirements and conditions still apply. A property’s availability for filming does not guarantee every aerial view.
Tell us the destination requirements before the edit begins. Branding includes more than a final logo card. Agent identification and other visible elements may need separate treatment. The agreed file list should state which version is intended for the listing platform and which is for your own channels.
Yes, an agent introduction can be included in the property video scope. We need to know what you want to say and where the presentation fits within the coverage. Clear sound and a suitable camera position are part of that setup. The spoken message should complement the property views rather than repeat every visible detail.
Yes, we plan coverage for commercial property and development sites. The brief should identify the areas and features that need to appear. Access and active work can affect the filming plan. We would distinguish the visible property from any future project information you provide so the finished video does not imply that unbuilt features are already present.
Send us the listing address and your preferred shoot date. Include the intended release date and any agent or aerial coverage you need. We will use those details to discuss the property views and finished versions required for your listing.
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