Listing films fail when they are too long and too loud. We cut forty-five to seventy seconds: approach, the main rooms, the light, the lot. Music sits under the pictures. The address and the agent are at the end, not burned into every frame.
Agents who already have a clip from the photographer
Photographers who do not want to edit
Builders who need a model-home film for a sales site
For an edit, send the clips and the stills so the grade can match. For a Portland shoot, send the access notes and the hour you want.
You see a silent assembly. This is when rooms get dropped. Music comes after the pictures are agreed.
The grade follows the stills. Music is quiet enough that a buyer can watch with the office around them.
A master, a web compress, and the vertical excerpt. Titles are a separate file so you can update an agent without re-exporting the picture.
The edit, yes. The shoot, only in the Portland metro. If your photographer shoots, we will cut it.
If the phone was held still and the light is decent. We will say no rather than stabilize a walking tour into mush.
Usually no one. If you want a short on-camera open, it is a separate line and it is scripted in advance.
Tell us the address, the file count, and what must stay true. The reply confirms the price before production.
Answers come from this website. A person still prices every job.