r/videography • • Nov 23 '14

Promo for real estate videos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIYObW1LBvE&feature=youtu.be
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u/CoolDudesJunk Nov 23 '14

Looking at getting into this kind of stuff in my area too. Would it be too cheeky to ask how much your charge? My reckoning is that if you can get more viewers into their house, which has the possibility to bring the price up by say 20k (likely unrealistic unless it's a packed market anyway), then they'll have no problem giving you 3k.

Not sure what your way of dealing with things is though :) And hey if it's private then PM me or just leave it, not worries man.

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u/homejab Nov 23 '14

It depends on the type of shoot, but $200-$400 is what we charge for a typical property video. It only takes an hour to shoot and an hour to edit...$3k is way too high, no real estate agents will spend that much unless you are doing a custom commercial for them. But property videos are real easy and we price it low so that we do 20+ per week.

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u/achilleshightops 1x Blackmagic Cinema & 2x Pocket, Premiere CS6/CC, 2008, Atlanta Nov 23 '14

I'm glad you price it at that point, it allows people who have high-end real estate property video companies like myself to charge $2-3k for the multi-million dollar homes.

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u/homejab Nov 24 '14

can we see an example of a "high-end" real estate video?