How to shoot a property Reel
Five shots, in the order of a viewing: what to film, what should be in frame, and how.

Shot 1
The hook
The one thing that sells this home.
In frame
- Pool, view or the best room
- The brightest light of the day
- Something moving: water, curtains, trees
Slow push in 2 secondsPut it first. It decides whether people keep watching.
Put it first. It decides whether people keep watching.

Shot 2
The way in
Where the home is and how you arrive.
In frame
- The building front or the street
- The entrance or gate
- The front door opening
Tilt up the building 3 secondsFilm the outside in the hour before sunset.
Film the outside in the hour before sunset.

Shot 3
Living room
The main space, seen from the doorway.
In frame
- The sofa and seating
- Windows and daylight
- The view out, if there is one
Walk in, end on the window 4 secondsLights on, cushions straight, TV off.
Lights on, cushions straight, TV off.

Shot 4
Kitchen
One wide shot, then one close detail.
In frame
- The full length of the worktops
- The appliances
- The island or dining spot
Low slide along the worktop 3 secondsClear the counters. Leave one bowl or plant.
Clear the counters. Leave one bowl or plant.

Shot 5
The details
What makes this home different.
In frame
- A staircase or double-height space
- Lighting and finishes
- Balcony, garden or building amenities
Reveal from behind a wall 2 to 3 secondsFinish on your best room again, with the price and your number.
Finish on your best room again, with the price and your number.
Before you press record
- Clear every surface
- Lights on, curtains open
- Phone upright, 4K 30fps
- Grid on, walls straight
- Hold to lock exposure
- Clips of 2 to 4 seconds
Four moves, slow and steady
Push in
Walk slowly towards the window
Pan
Turn from your waist, not your wrists
Reveal
Step out from behind a door frame
Tilt up
From the terrace rail up to the view
No time to film?
Use your listing photos. We turn them into a Reel with camera moves, a voiceover and your branding.
Make a Reel from photos