For listing agents, developers, and property marketers deciding whether a project needs a walkthrough film, a twilight luxury edit, or a full campaign — what each format costs, who each format is actually for, and the distribution mistake that wastes most real estate video budgets.
A property film is usually commissioned for one context — the MLS listing page — and then awkwardly repurposed everywhere else it's needed: the investor packet, the agent's social channels, an off-market buyer outreach email. Each of those audiences wants something different from the footage. An MLS viewer wants pace and clarity in under 90 seconds. An investor wants the numbers-adjacent detail shots and a longer cut. A social audience wants a vertical teaser that stops a scroll in the first two seconds.
Scoping the deliverable set before the shoot — not after — is what keeps one production from becoming three separate reshoots. The packages below are built around that principle: every tier includes the social cutdowns, not just the master film.
| Tier | Price | What It's For |
|---|---|---|
| Property Showcase | $1,295 | Standard listings that need to stand out from photo-only competitors. Cinematic walkthrough, aerial cinematics, 2 social cutdowns. 5–7 business day delivery. |
| Luxury Listing | $2,495 | High-end launches where first impression carries the sale. Adds a twilight shoot, elevated pacing and detail work, agent branding moment, and 3 social cutdowns. |
| Developer Campaign | Scoped per project | Multi-day production for developments and commercial properties needing the full content suite across a longer sales or leasing cycle. |
Every tier includes FAA-licensed aerial cinematography and same-week delivery. See full package details →
The Property Showcase tier covers most listings well — it's built to outperform photography alone without requiring a twilight shoot or multi-day schedule. The Luxury Listing tier exists for properties where the sale depends on the first impression carrying real weight: a twilight shoot changes how a home reads on-screen entirely, and the added agent-branding and social elements are built for listings that need to move fast in a competitive price range.
A Developer Campaign is a different kind of project — not a single listing but an ongoing content need across a leasing or sales cycle, usually with recurring social content, amenity features, and construction-progress documentation layered in over months rather than one shoot day.
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