A New Way to Film Cinematic Real Estate Videos! | BTS | Warehouse Loft
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VIDEO BREAKDOWN
0:00 - Overview
0:40 - Our Biggest Crutch!
1:10 - Method 1
3:15 - Method 2
7:55 - Method 3
14:10 - Final Edit & Thoughts
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I did something similar last week and for those static shots I think you need more movement, people… to make it interesting. That slider looks dope but it felt a little too static, clean on this project.
Agreed! Also Timelapse’s for static shots are awesome.
4:50 I live 2 blocks from the B&O Railroad there's even an old station that's been converted into a train museum in my town. It's just far enough away that I think it's cool to live near without it being loud and annoying. When I hear the train horn, sometimes I run outside with a coffee on weekends and just watch the small town pause for it to roll through. It's the simple things in life you know!
Sounds nice!
Always fully confident in dropping a like before the adds even finish!
Haha thanks 🙏
thats what we like talking about!!! Such Great Content !!!
Haha thanks!
Most agents and people don’t care how cinematic it is, as long as it’s clean and shows the property well. Quality movement and editing
For sure! Most RE Media is function first.
Cool vid and cool space! Love the ideas, the final video was something more than a real estate video to me, which I loved. Like a mini production or something. Awesome job dude!
You’re a mini production
Thanks for another creative take on real estate video! You have indeed motivated me to get even more creative. Love the slider shots! 🎉
That's the goal! Thanks for the support :)
Im a realtor in Dallas and Ive only just started following you but your already giving me good ideas. It never even crossed my mind to do timelaps shots.
Nice!! They are awesome just take a long time lol
I think the solution is MORE ONEWHEEL! Also if there's games to be played like in a vaca home, rack the pool table and film the break, I rack focus on my ronin M by using slowest focus tracking speed and smart phone to toggle on AF with spot focsing enabled after having the first subject manually focused in.
Nice!!
I use my I phone … good edits and a portable gimble . I have a big camera if someone is watching hahah they come out dope ! I can do it all in 40 min in house and 2 hours editing while watching dragon ball. I had to learn to use what I could afford . Most dedicated camera stuff is an expensive sport !
Great video, i really like how the final edit turned out. The combination of tripod, hand held and slider shots came together in the end, nice job. Epidemic sound rocks.
Thanks Timothy! It was fun to change it up :)
Cool always liked slider shots, think your methodology on this one was more artistic. Now I want you to hand hold a drone inside and try some cool shots utilising the gimbal in the drone, chop chop! As I have been thinking about doing the aforementioned an would like to see your take on it.
Haha that would be fun !
I'm trying this tomorrow as I don't own a camera gimbal ;-)
@@barneypoole182 You can purchase a device on Amazon for attaching the controller to a drone for this actual purpose. Look this up: Mini 3 Pro Drone Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer Bracket. Can’t post link here unfortunately.
@@TrogART ah that's interesting! Thanks, I'll take a look 👍
Love the chill vibe of your channel
Thanks!
Love your work Taylor, thanks a bunch for the effort you put in. Your a natural to camera too. Cheers Bro
Thanks! Definitely not true about on camera haha
Final edit looks great, once again wonderful content! Going to give epidemic a shot now
Thanks!! Hope you like it :)
Look at you being sponsored by Epidemic Sound!
They’re pretty cool :-)
Brother! Your videos are amazing. Great production value, very good audio. And of course the knowledge that you share is so helpful for us. Keep up the good work.
Thanks!
I loved this video. I’ve been feeling similar and I do use the gimbal exclusively for my real estate videos. The only problem I see is this method with the slider might be too time consuming. Still nice to see you try something new. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! It’s not too bad if you just do a handful of shots or have a smaller / lighter setup on it.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo how long does it take you to shoot a real estate video? Do you do both photo and video at the same? I've got my foot in the door because I do video and surprisingly not a lot of photographers doing good real estate videos out there. Now I do photo and video for my clients but it can be brutal since I have to go through twice once for photo and once for video. I'm usually sweating at the end of a shoot. Do you feel pressure to do all your work within a certain timeframe? Especially if the owners live there? Just curios because you seem so relaxed and have time to shoot your TH-cam videos at the same time. lol and I'm over here sweating like crazy 🤣
There are legs that attach to the ends of the slider and the legs of your tripod. Cheap and avoid the wobble and in some cases the slow dip the rails take if the camera setup is too heavy. I can send pictures of the supports. I looked for my order to provide a link but can't find it. Not sure if it was a Amazon or B&H purchase and the supports don't have any branding on them.
Yeah! Those would be great!
The production and execution were great in the final edit, but the explanation of the space seems like it was missing something... More of the emphasis was on the decor, lol. Still love the videos!
Agreed! Needed some more wide shots. Thanks!!
Great looking final edit! I'm an old school shooter so it def gave me that vibe. Love it! I've seen you use the Canon EOS R6 and Sony Alpha a7S III. If you could only choose one for both photo and video would you recommend one over the other? Or is there a third option that's better than both?
Thanks! For this video the footage was mostly c200. But for a hybrid the r6 is probably the best option unless maybe you wanted to go with the new lumix camera. A7siii is just not great for photos but the video is some of the best for this stuff. I actually don’t own either just rent them for certain projects if needed btw :)
Super interesting video
Thanks Nick 🤙
I've wondered the same things... seems all RE videos sort of look the same. Great ideas you have here.
Thanks! I mean it’s kinda inevitable since they’re all just videos of houses though lol
Great video man as always. One question. Why do you name the artist when with the epidemic sound subscription you don't have to? Or at least you have the copy right cleared by them?
Thanks! So y’all can look them up and to support the artists 🤙
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo haha sometimes the most obvious answer is the answer. Cheers man. Got my second shoot tomorrow. Going to give these tips a good go.
what do you do if you book a real-estate video and its very cloudy do you still shoot if so doesn't it effect the quality of the video if theirs no sun?
Yeah usually it makes more sense to go ahead and shoot and maybe reschedule to reshoot exteriors so it affects the homeowners the least. But if it’s rainy definitely worth rescheduling the whole thing
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo even for the interiors wont it impact the video quality? less light less colors ect? also I only have an Fuji XT3 so I assume lighting is more important as its not a high end camera? thank you
Yeah, definitely! But sometimes that’s less important for your client if they’ve got everything scheduled already sometimes it makes more sense to go ahead with it even if it’s not perfect to keep things moving and not take up any more days from the homeowners, stagers, assistants etc. if anyone else is involved. But it’s definitely a case by case scenario and I’d always talk to them about it to decide together what’s best.
Not necessarily a "new way". Back around 2010-2012 most people doing real estate videos had to use a Steadicam or Glidecam or they just put their camera on a tripod and spun it around like a top. The learning curve with a (manual) Steadicam was HUGE, and as a result, most gave up trying to learn that skill. So what did they turn to? Sliders! Every real estate video and every clip was using a slider! When the first gimbal appeared on the scene around 2013, things changed (albeit slowly, as the early gimbals were $15,000 ... I know because I bought one!) But over time as the cheap knockoffs from DJI, China, etc. brought the prices down to something more reasonable, the slider went the way of the albatross. Too cumbersome, too much hassle, too much time. Especially since most agents weren't willing to PAY for that time. I've tried off and on to use a slider over the past 18 years or so, and gave up every time as it was just a PIA.. I've come to realize as a BUSINESS, it's all about getting in and getting out if you want to produce a product that is reasonably and fairly priced AND still make a good living.
Thanks for sharing! Would love to see how your videos were back then.
How come you decided to switch from the r6 to Sony?
I don’t own either one, just rent Sony for projects where it makes sense. Much better for some scenarios! What do you mean though?
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo oh sorry, for some reason I thought you owned the r6. I personally use it for real estate shoots and love it. Thanks for all the great content! I've learned a bunch through your channel. Keep up the great work!
@@MrAltapow Ahh! Awesome. R6 is a great camera :) Glad you're liking it
Can I send you my video for an honest critique?
Sure, feel free to 👌
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo thanks, how can I send it you? I just finished one.
Event photographer of over 15 years here, just about to branch out into RE here in NJ! I've been doing practice shots at friends houses before I approach an agent and your channel has been incredibly helpful to me, so just about to purchase your presets! Question: do you apply them to individual shots before merge or mainly after? Also, after doing the 3 bracket I've been doing an individual flash/flambient exposure. Do you keep your camera in AV for that or M and do you turn bracket off (I have been)? On Canon 5D. Thanks!
Nice!! Excited for you. I always use manual mode and if I’m doing bracketing I’ll usually do 3 brackets at -2,0,+2 or sometimes I’ll do them manually if it’s a super dynamic shot to be safe.
For presets they work best after merging. They’re pretty simple though so depending on where you’re at with your editing, might not need them! But thanks :) You might like the courses if you haven’t done them already though.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo great, thanks for the response! I see on 'other' photographers channels they do use AV, perhaps is just a personal choice. I've almost always used M for events/weddings etc. Yes I'll look into the courses, keep up the excellent content! 👍
to waste time.
Love slider shots, but unless the budget for the video is up there they’re just not worth it.
For sure !
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo thanks for reply! I’ve started my business based on your tutorials. Down here in Corpus Christi, appreciate it
@@gregallen1 That's amazing! Hope things are going well :)