Make the stay felt before it is booked.
Three moments in a property film
First, show guests where they are arriving and what makes the place special.
Next, guide guests through the rooms in a clear and natural order.
Finish with the view or detail guests will remember when they book.
Property film · Three beats
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What you get.
A polished film you can use now, then add to a direct-booking website later.
- 01
Creative direction
A clear sequence built around the property’s strongest sense of place, space and detail.
- 02
Cinematic master film
A concise, polished film prepared for fast loading and confident viewing on the web.
- 03
Placement-ready exports
Useful crops and formats for the direct website, social channels and selected campaigns.
- 04
Poster and publishing handoff
A strong still frame, practical file set and guidance on where the film should lead.
Property film questions.
What we need from you, and what you can do with the finished film. More on the questions page.
What photos and video do you need?
Your best existing property images at full resolution, covering the exterior, arrival, main living spaces, bedrooms, kitchen and the view. Listing photos are usually enough. There is no shoot to book and no access to arrange.
How long is the finished film?
Long enough to walk a guest through the stay and short enough that they watch it to the end. We set the length around the property and where the film will sit on the page, rather than to a fixed template.
Where can I use the film?
Your own website, social channels, paid ads, email to past guests and, where the platform allows it, your existing marketplace listings. The film is yours, with no usage window.
Can I get vertical cuts for social?
Yes. Vertical and square crops are part of the export set, so the same film works on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook without being recut from scratch.
Will the film show the property as it really is?
Yes. We work only from media you supply and approve, and we do not invent rooms, views or features. A guest who arrives to something different is a complaint and a bad review, which defeats the point.
