Choose photos that tell a property story
Start with the photos that give a clear sense of the home: an exterior or wide establishing view, the main living spaces, and the details that make this listing distinctive. A focused selection is easier to sequence than every image in the folder.
Think about the order a visitor might explore the property. Move from the overall setting through connected rooms, then use detail shots as pauses. The finished film can add measured movement, transitions, music, titles, and agent branding to the still photography.
A useful first pass
- Pick one strong opening view that identifies the property.
- Group rooms in an order that feels natural to follow.
- Keep a few distinctive details for visual rhythm.
Prepare a clean photo handoff
Send the original listing photographs when available, rather than screenshots or images copied from a compressed social post. Put the selected files in one folder and use a simple sequence or filename convention if you have a preferred order.
Include the logo and agent contact details you want shown, the intended destination, and the property facts you want featured. Check names, addresses, room counts, and any other listing details against the information you have confirmed.
Before sending
- Confirm you have permission to use the photographs in the video.
- Attach the current logo and the exact contact details to display.
- Mark the property facts that are approved for on-screen text.
Match the treatment to where you will share it
Decide whether the film is primarily for a property website, a social post, or a listing presentation. The destination helps guide the pace, title treatment, and the way the story is introduced.
The published service offer includes cinematic listing films, social property reels, and branded films for distinctive homes. Exact output dimensions and file specifications are not listed, so confirm the version you need before planning a post or presentation around it.
Share-ready checks
- Have the listing page or destination link ready to include with the post.
- Preview the finished film on the screen where people will see it.
- Confirm the usage terms for the photos and music before publishing.
Review the branded film before sharing
Watch the full video once for the overall flow and again for the details. Check that titles are legible, the sequence represents the property accurately, and the contact information and branding are correct.
Keep on-screen copy tied to facts you can confirm. A cinematic treatment can make the stills feel more connected, but it should not imply a feature, view, measurement, or result that the listing does not support.
Final review
- Proofread names, property details, and agent contact information.
- Check that playback and text are clear on a phone and a larger screen.
- Confirm the photos and music are cleared for the intended use.
Confirm project details before setting a launch date
The site does not publish exact photo requirements, output specifications, package prices, or delivery timelines. Ask about the details for your listing before you commit to a posting schedule.
This guide is a practical preparation checklist based on the service offer. It does not promise a particular marketing, engagement, or sales result.
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