Real estate video · Rockhampton & Capricorn Coast
Real estate listing videos: Rockhampton & Yeppoon.
Two sample films for local agents. In Gracemere I shot everything on site: inside photos, drone and a floor plan. In Rosslyn the film was made from the listing photos. Each is 51 seconds long, in landscape for the listing and vertical for social.
By Michael Evans ·
Gracemere · Complete Real Estate
72 Old Capricorn Highway
A three-bedroom, low-set brick home on 1,200 m² of freehold land with an open rural outlook. Shot in one visit: inside photos, drone, a floor plan scan and the drone footage the film opens on, then edited into the photos, floor plan, brochure, social posts and this 51-second film.
Watch the Gracemere film on its own page →
Rosslyn · RMW Property Agents
10 Kempsea Avenue
A restored Queenslander on absolute beachfront, originally the Biloela CWA Hall. The film opens over the coast, goes through the gate and the house, out to the deck and fire pit, and ends on a dusk aerial with Kemp Beach, Rosslyn Bay Marina and Yeppoon mapped out.
Watch the Rosslyn film on its own page →
From the photos, or from the drone
The Gracemere film was shot on site in one visit: inside photos, drone photos and footage, and a floor plan scan, all edited into the film, the photos and a brochure. The Rosslyn film was made from the photos already on the listing, turning each room photo into a short clip with AI video tools, so nobody had to visit the house.
When the listing photos cannot show what sells the place, like acreage, a view or a big block, I fly the drone myself and shoot fresh aerials of the house and what is around it, then cut them into the same film. I am a CASA accredited, registered and insured drone operator.
Either way, the clips are cut together in the order you would walk through the house, graded to match, and each one runs about five seconds so the whole film stays under a minute.
Titles that do the selling
Over the footage are the things buyers ask about first: the address, bedrooms, bathrooms, car spaces and land size, plus a line on what makes each room worth a look. The end card carries the price guide, the inspection time and the agency.
Every title and number on screen comes from the listing itself. If the listing does not say it, the film does not either.
One film, two formats
Each film comes in landscape 16:9 for the listing, YouTube and the agency website, and vertical 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Stories. The vertical cut pans across each room so the kitchen or the view does not get cropped out.
The music is written for each film, so there is no licence to sort out before the agent posts it.
Selling a property?
The film is part of the full listing launch, along with inside and drone photos, a floor plan, a brochure and a Facebook and Instagram ad for the listing. The first listing is free, so you can see how it goes before you pay for one.
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