Photographers
Add property video to the shoot you are already doing.
Clients ask for video after they have booked the stills. PropertyCuts lets you deliver that add-on from the same visit, in the agency’s branding, without becoming a full-time editor.
A package line you can actually produce
The stills are the core of the job. A short clip at the door, or none at all, plus the floor plan the agent already has, is enough to offer a video tier. You are selling another deliverable from media you know how to capture.
Because formats are rendered from one project, “video” can mean a landscape file for the listing and a vertical file for the agent’s phone, without doubling your edit time.
Deliver it in their brand, not yours by accident
Agencies want their logo on the film. PropertyCuts keeps branding on the project so the file you hand over looks like the client, which is what they are paying for.
You can still be the person who makes it. The viewer should see the agency.
Keep the evening for delivery, not for keyframes
Photographers lose the margin on video when the edit takes longer than the shoot. A template built for property is how the add-on stays an add-on.
Render in the cloud and send the files when they are ready. You do not have to sit with an export progress bar before you invoice.
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Questions
Do I have to shoot video as well as stills?
No. A photo sequence with listing details is a valid video. A short clip helps when you have one.
Can I offer more than one format?
Yes. Quote landscape, vertical, or both. They come from the same project.
Who is the video branded for?
The client. Add their logo, colour and contact details.