Walkthrough video in Lincoln.
One continuous move through the property, cut to music and graded — the deliverable that does the most work on a listing page before anyone opens the photographs.
A tour, before the photographs.
A listing page gets one chance to hold attention before someone scrolls past it. The walkthrough is what earns the click into the photo gallery — a single continuous move through the property, cut to music, with no narration standing between the viewer and the rooms.
The walkthrough film.
One continuous move through the property — the cheapest line on the menu at $350, and the one that does the most work on a listing page. It is what a scroller watches before deciding whether to open the photographs.
The 6 published tours run 14–56 sec, and the spread is not sloppiness: a one-bedroom apartment is honestly a 14 sec walk, while a new build with a finished lower level and a lot worth showing needs 55 sec. Padding the short one with slow drifts is how a tour starts to feel like an evasion. Landscape, because it sits on a listing page and in an email, not in a feed.
- Runtime
- 14–56 sec
- Format
- Landscape, 16:9
- On the menu
- $350
- Published
- 6 property tours
The three above are a new build on Appaloosa Lane, a house on Tralee Road and a Capitol View apartment. Bought bundled with the full photo suite, this is the MLS Media Pack.
What else we shoot in Lincoln.
Every deliverable above is on one menu, and the same work is bought either as a monthly retainer or as a single engagement — see the full deliverable menu and what each package costs.