Real Estate, Shown Finished
Films for agencies and their vendors. Homes shown finished and lived in, so buyers can picture themselves there before they ever visit.
We make property films for real estate agencies and their vendors across Australia. Each film follows one day in the home, from the street to the back deck, so a buyer can picture living there before they book an inspection.
The films are made from the listing photography, then directed, cut, graded and mixed in Melbourne. Every film comes with vertical cutdowns for social. For a home that has not been built yet, we work from the render and the floor plan instead, and for vacant land we show the home the block could hold.
We have made them for Ray White, First National, Real Estate Central, McConnell Bourn, Noosa 4 Sale, Sparrow, Rawson and North South Real Estate, for homes from Darwin to Noosa, and for Rogers Real Estate at Marina Square in Colombo. Some are presented by the listing agent; most let the home and the people in it carry the film.
How A Property Film Gets Made
What We Start From
The listing photos, the address and a floor plan if there is one. The floor plan keeps the rooms in the order a buyer would walk through them.
The Day In The Home
Before anything is made, we decide with the agent who lives in the home in the film and how their day moves through it, whether that is a young family, a couple or someone on their own.
Making And Checking The Shots
Each shot is made to match the real rooms, finishes and views. We check every frame against the listing photos and the floor plan, so the home on screen is the home buyers will walk into at the inspection.
Cut, Grade And Delivery
The film is cut, graded and mixed in Melbourne, then delivered as a 16:9 master for the listing and the portals, with vertical cutdowns for Instagram, Facebook and Reels.
What We Make
Questions We Get Asked
Can you make a property film from listing photos?
Yes. Our property films are made from the listing photography, so there is no second shoot at the home. We add movement, people and a sense of the day, then cut, grade and mix it like a commercial. Our film for the penthouses at 333 St Kilda Road was made from the photographer's shots of both penthouses, and its page shows each photo next to the shot we made from it.
Do you need access to the home?
No. The listing photos and the address are enough to start. A floor plan helps us keep rooms in the right order.
What formats do we get?
A 16:9 film for the listing and portals, plus vertical cutdowns for Instagram, Facebook and Reels. The pages for 59 Goodison Parade and 38 Orcus Lane show the 16:9 film and the 9:16 cut side by side.
Will the film match the real home?
Yes. Every shot is checked against the listing photos and the floor plan, so the rooms, finishes and views on screen are the ones buyers will see at the inspection.
Can you show an empty home furnished?
Yes. If the home is empty or still being built, the film shows it furnished and lived in, the same idea as virtual staging for listing photos. Our film for the Mount Peter Road units in Edmonton shows all three unit types furnished, and it was made while the block was still being built.
Can you make a film for a home that has not been built yet?
Yes. For a home sold off the plan we work from the render and the floor plan. Our off-the-plan family home was made from one render of the front and the floor plan, with nothing showing the inside, and its page shows each room on the plan next to the same room in the film.
Can the listing agent appear in the film?
Yes. Some of our property films are presented by the agent, such as 509 Noosa Springs Drive for Noosa 4 Sale, where the agent introduces the home and closes the film in the garden. The agent does not have to film at the property: for 38 Orcus Lane, Ashton Jafarian at McConnell Bourn filmed his piece in a park and appears on the block in the film.
Can you make a film for vacant land?
Yes. The film can show the block as it is, then the home it could hold going up on it, made from concept images or a plan, along with the places nearby. Our film for 38 Orcus Lane in Box Hill, made for McConnell Bourn, builds a double-storey home on the empty lot, and its page shows what the agent sent next to the shots we made from it. Our film for 59 Goodison Parade in Marsden Park, for the same agency, does the same on a corner block with two street frontages.
Have a Film In Mind?
Tell us what it is for and when it needs to be out, and we will come back with how we would make it.