Property tours
A walkthrough where the hallway you leave is the hallway you arrive in — listing video for homes that are empty, unbuilt or still under offer.
For: Listing agents, developers, short-let operators
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Shot length
- 6s
- Shots
- 4
- Resolution
- 768P
- Total runtime
- 24s
- Cost at list price
- $1.92
Re-rendering a single shot costs $0.48, not the sequence.
What breaks without it
Buyers read a tour as a floor plan. If the kitchen has two windows in the wide and one in the close, the tour stops being evidence and starts being a red flag.
How the run is built
- 01Write the property as a fixed set: floor, wall colour, window count, fixtures, aspect.
- 02Move room to room with tracking and push-in shots so adjacency is legible.
- 03Re-render the same walkthrough per staging option — furnished, unfurnished, dusk — off one shot list.
The part you write once
This block is prepended to every shot in the run before it reaches the model. It is the reason shot four still has the same cast, the same room and the same grade as shot one. Edit it and the whole sequence moves together.
Two-bedroom apartment, wide oak floorboards, white walls, black window frames. Open kitchen with pale stone counters and brass tapware. Empty of furniture. Overcast afternoon light from tall south windows. Clean architectural grade, straight verticals, no fisheye.
The part you edit per shot
Shot one is directed from text. Every shot after it opens on the previous shot's final frame, so the cut lands on continuous motion.
- 01[Tracking shot]
Entering from the hallway into the open living space, floor running away from camera.
- 02[Pan right]
Sweeping to the kitchen; counters, tapware and the window above the sink come into frame.
- 03[Push in]
Approaching the south windows, light rising as the view opens.
- 04[Truck left]
Sliding left into the bedroom doorway, the living room staying visible behind.
Two-bedroom apartment, wide oak floorboards, white walls, black window frames. Open kitchen with pale stone counters and brass tapware. Empty of furniture. Overcast afternoon light from tall south windows. Clean architectural grade, straight verticals, no fisheye. [Tracking shot]Entering from the hallway into the open living space, floor running away from camera.
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