Property film · London & UK-wide
A HOUSE SELLS ON HOW IT FEELS.
PHOTOGRAPHS CAN'T DO THAT.
Films for houses that deserve better than a wide lens and a drone push-in. Prime residential, development launches and architect portfolio work.
Aerial included,
never billed separately
CAA-registered
drone pilot
Twilight sequence
on full-day shoots
Delivered in
5 working days
Why film at all
What a film does
that photographs can't
Not a criticism of stills — you need both, and good property photography is its own craft. But they answer different questions, and it's worth being clear about which is which.
A PHOTOGRAPH
Shows you a room.
A PHOTOGRAPH
Uses a wide lens that flatters proportion.
A PHOTOGRAPH
Catches one moment of light.
A PHOTOGRAPH
Is silent.
A FILM
Shows you how you get to it — and what you pass on the way. Buyers understand the house as one place rather than eight disconnected corners.
A FILM
Moves through the space at walking pace, so scale reads honestly. Which is precisely why people trust it more, and why fewer viewings end in disappointment.
A FILM
Follows it across the day — morning in the east rooms, the garden at midday, the main reception at five, the whole thing lit from inside at dusk.
A FILM
Has gravel underfoot, birds over the garden, the particular weight of a good front door closing. Half of what a place feels like isn't visual at all.
On the day
How a house
gets filmed
Not a criticism of stills — you need both, and good property photography is its own craft. But they answer different questions, and it's worth being clear about which is which.
APPROACH
ARRIVAL
How the building reveals itself. Gates, drive, the turn where the roofline appears. Aerial used for context and grounds, not for its own sake.
INTERIOR
Flow
Moving shots that hold the geography of the house, so a buyer understands how rooms connect rather than seeing eight disconnected corners.
DETAIL
Craft
Joinery, stone, ironmongery, the specification the price is actually built on. Shot close, lit properly, held long enough to register.
GOLDEN HOUR
Twilight
The last hour of light and the first of dusk, windows lit from inside. One sequence that does more for a listing than the rest of the film combined.
Pricing
Fixed, PER PROPERTY
Quoted before the shoot with the aerial included. No separate drone invoice arriving afterwards.
Property film
£950
Half day on site
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Up to 4 hours filming
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90-second film, graded and mixed
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Aerial exteriors and grounds
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One round of revisions
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Delivered in 5 working days
Best for
Prime residential listings, single new-build units, a practice adding one project to a portfolio.
Twilight only
£450 per day
Prices exclude travel and accommodation outside the M25, and VAT where applicable. Multi-event and retainer rates on request.
Extra property, same day
£450 each
Signature film · most booked
£1,750
Full day, into twilight
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Full day plus the twilight window
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2–3 minute film with a proper edit structure
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FPV walkthrough connecting the whole house in one move
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Four vertical cutdowns for social
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Twenty stills pulled from the shoot
Best for
Houses above £2m, architect showcase films, anything where the film is the marketing rather than an add-on.
Agent or architect piece to camera
£250
Development launch
From £2,500
Multi-unit or phased
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Show home, common parts and amenity
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Location and neighbourhood film
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Unit-type films cut from one shoot
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CGI and stills integration where supplied
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Asset pack sized for portals, hoarding and social
Best for
Developers launching a scheme, off-plan sales suites, build-to-rent lease-ups.
Same-week delivery
+25% on the edit
PROPERTY WORK
Have a look
Also for contractors and developers
Monthly progress films, ready to post the same week
The same drone flight path every visit, so the building appears to grow in one continuous move
Craft and method footage for tenders and award entries
A full archive, organised by stage, and a film at handover
Site-ready: induction, own PPE, RAMS and insurance
Regular site visits across the life of a project, from bare ground to handover — so the work is documented while it's happening rather than reconstructed at the end. Retainers start at £1,200 a month.
We film builds too,
month by month
Before you ask
Questions we get every week
ENQURIES
Tell us about
the property
A postcode and a rough date is enough to start. You'll get availability and a fixed price back the same working day.