How to Shoot Real Estate Videos - Everything You NEED To Get Started!

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Video BREAKDOWN:
0:00 - Intro
0:53 - What's the point?
1:36 - The Gear you Need!
5:23 - Types of Shots & Why
7:45 - Camera Settings
12:12 - Shoot to Edit
13:22 - Final Thoughts
14:10 - Full Listing Video
#realestatevideo #realestatevideography #realestatevideographer #videotutorial

[@HomeClimbingWallTV]

This is just what I needed! Did Real Estate photography 10+ years ago, and now revisiting the industry from a video standpoint as the world has changed.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Glad to hear it! Yup, I can imagine it’s pretty different from when you did it. Vertical short videos is a big thing too for listings now if some of the agents have a social following

[@timmo5192]

Bra I already know how to shoot a real estate video, last episode of South Park taught me.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Omg my friend showed me that, too funny and spot on 😂

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[@Flokiboys]

@@AndreiRestrepocan u shoot videos with the Sony alpha 1

[@shableep]

This is fantastic information. You're not just going over the general idea of real estate videography. You're going through the shutter speeds, ISOs, f stops, what specific shots. This is seriously an incredibly solid, comprehensive crash course to get going with real estate videography. Thank you!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much! Truly appreciate the feedback, glad you found it valuable!

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[@MotionBlurPL]

Awesome, I learned more from this video than from a paid multi day online course I purchased before.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

That means a lot, glad it was valuable. Thanks for watching!

[@johnbroman7134]

Love this! So helpful! Thank you very much

[@Tcott]

Love that you added the finished video at the end, so many channels just tell you how to do it and dont show how it all fits together

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Tyler! Thanks so much. I agree 100%, I’ve found myself thinking the same thing when I watch other videos! Thanks for watching.

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Nicely done! To the point and lots of value information! Great work!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Glad it was helpful! Appreciate the feedback. Thanks for watching!

[@showingaustin]

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[@AndreiRestrepo]

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[@AndreiRestrepo]

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[@TheKaren0788]

Love this!!! Thank you so much!! Now to write everything down😊

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Welcome! Thanks for watching! :)

[@last2636]

Great video, so many details. Thank you!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Glad you found it valuable! Thanks for watching

[@TimothyBennett]

Great video, thanks for breaking everything down, the final edit was amazing.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Timothy, thanks so much! Really appreciate the feedback, thanks for watching!

[@oscardelpilar8118]

Gosh that opening sunset shot was straight fire!!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Oscar! Thanks so much, I remember the second I saw that I was like oh man I can’t wait to use this clip. Haha Thanks so much for watching!

[@chriskim3251]

Watched this twice! Super helpful tips!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

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[@walkingnoreaster2496]

thank you for all this amazing info. was trying to figure out which lenses and a couple items to get to get started. happy to use your amazon links! thank you again

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much, truly appreciate that! Glad it was valuable. Thanks for watching!

[@freakstiches]

Love this video Andrei, nice to find ya and your content, you were what the doctor ordered. Looking forward to watching more and learning. Thanks for your work.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Max! Really appreciate the feedback, thanks so much!

[@sohailamahmoud3444]

loved this video

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much, really appreciate it!

[@therealbradleywayne]

Thanks for all the tips! Glad I found you, I’m really hoping to get into real estate photo and video to really get my company off the ground and quit the day job, I feel pretty confident to get started talking to realtors now 😁

[@AndreiRestrepo]

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[@cullumstirling]

Fantastic job with this video!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

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[@EmmadMunif]

Hey, great shots. I am doing most of the things you mentioned already but still picked up some tips. Thanks!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Emmad! Appreciate the comment, glad you found it valuable! Thanks for watching

[@Confoxtion]

incredibly informative, I'm looking at doing more with videography and starting with a bit of real-estate, this information has been super helpful with tips and tricks. it's sweet and to the point

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey! Thanks so much, glad you found it valuable!

[@VIPRealty]

Thank you. Great info!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Appreciate the feedback, thanks for watching!

[@xTw1sTeDK1LLAx]

For the past year I've been watching your videos before each RE shoot I've done to give me that extra confidence boost to verify I know what I'm doing. Thanks alot for the content it's definitely helps!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey! Thanks so much, I truly appreciate hearing that you find the videos helpful! Appreciate your comment greatly!

[@xTw1sTeDK1LLAx]

@@AndreiRestrepo hey while I have you I've got a question. I know in your previous videos you've mentioned you work with a Ronin S I've got the Ronin SC, and my setup (canon rp w/ 16-35mm f4) is WAY too heavy to balance. Would you recommend the Ronin S for heavier setups or is there a better gimbal out there that is specifically suited for what I'm looking for? (Sorry for the lengthy message)

[@drewgray2919]

You stay with the knowledge..thanks!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks drew! Appreciate it!

[@drewgray2919]

@@AndreiRestrepo Your welcome!

[@selah2911]

Great video! Thorough and so great for to add to the arsenal, doesn't seem so foreign with your amazing direction! I will definitely be planning gear for this industry of photography and also hope to get my toes wet with what I have! Finally video is superb. 👍

[@AndreiRestrepo]

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[@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo]

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[@AndreiRestrepo]

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[@airbnbphotography]

Great Job !

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much!

[@Rex.dreemz]

I'm just getting started in the real estate side of photography/videography, and this was very insightful!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

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[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey! Appreciate that greatly. Glad you found it valuable!

[@thekurtishenry]

This is such a good video thank you. As someone who wants to get into real estate video this year this is invaluable! I have my first shoot coming up next month so can't wait to try out some of these tips and tricks!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Henry, thanks so much! Really appreciate it, best of luck!

[@jahivan]

So how d it go?

[@MontandCay]

Great video🔥 I got a lot of notes📝

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much! I’ve got a lot more videos on my channel and RE photo & video is you want to check them out for some more info. Glad it was valuable!

[@Disneyphotog]

Great video! Got useful tips

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!

[@TiagoBentoRealEstatePortugal]

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I really needed this

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[@mateoortiz7286]

Great video bud! Learned a lot!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

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[@mateoortiz7286]

@@AndreiRestrepo While you're here: I've got canon 250d kit lens + 50mm f1.8, Zhiyun weebill s gimbal, Mavic air 2; Will this do to begin in real estate? Thanks

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Nice! Definitely a great start. Only thing I wonder is if the kit lens is wide enough. I started off using a tamron 10-24mm lens that was great for crop sensor cameras. That or the canon 10-18mm

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[@ShareholderConnect]

Awesome video man. Starting to upload and edit videos myself, I have a newfound respect for creators. Looking forward to the next video👍

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey! Thanks so much, really appreciate the comment man. Thanks so much for watching!

[@davidafolayan4203]

It really helped. Thank You

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Glad to hear it, thanks so much for the feedback!

[@UrbanSipfly]

When video shooting real estate, what part(s) of the house is a must selling feature, as opposed to what feature(s) can be sacrificed? What is the ideal length of real estate videos? Should agents be in the shots? What about others? Should I choose photography as a career path, I will be a late bloomer; however, I am a sponge for brand new information from young people...and I can't wait to get on the Yellow Brick Road!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey! Great questions. I’ll do my best to answer these for you! 1. Top selling features of a home are location, kitchen, living, master bedroom, specific unique features, then everything else. Sometimes secondary bedrooms + small bathrooms don’t need to be in it if the agent doesn’t want to show everything. 2. Ideal length is anywhere from 1-3 minutes. Depends on the size of the home for length. Doesn’t have to be super long in my opinion, shorter the better. 3. Agents don’t have to be in the shot, I have another video where I break down how to film on camera agents. It’s more of a preference, plus I charge more since you have to record professional audio, script lines with them, and much more. A regular listing video doesn’t have the agent in them. You can never be too late to get into this field, or any photography niche. If you’re passionate about it, then you’ll always succeed! Thanks for watching

[@baravados]

very practical video...thanks

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks for the feedback Mark! Appreciate your support.

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[@AndreiRestrepo]

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[@AndreiRestrepo]

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[@LoudlabsNYC]

Thanks man very helpful. I’m looking to get into real estate video.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey! That’s awesome, glad it was valuable! Thanks for watching

[@MarcC1973]

Great video! After 24 years in news, I am really interested in Real Estate videography as phase 2 of my career. I have the gear, can’t wait to get started. 👍

[@AndreiRestrepo]

That’s awesome! That must’ve been quite a career, you must’ve seen a lot of stuff! Thanks for watching, glad it was valuable!

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[@AndreiRestrepo]

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[@AndreiRestrepo]

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Awesome!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

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[@chriswhitephotos]

Thanks for the video! I plan on using my Canon m50 mark ii for real estate photography & videography so this was a gem!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Glad it was helpful! Appreciate the feedback, let me know if you have any other questions!

[@stuartreeceband]

Thank you, your presentation of information is excellent. I have watched a bunch of your videos and have learned plenty! The final edit on this house looks fantastic, I imagine this to be quite a bit of work to get here. Do you have advice on pricing for videos like these / roughly what do real estate videos of this quality cost?

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Stuart! Thanks so much, appreciate it! Honestly it ranges like crazy, especially because not everyone can produce the same good quality like you can with photos if you simply outsource them. Real estate videos can range from $150 bucks on the low end, to shooting for high end clients and are willing to pay +$750 or so. Your best approach is to produce something high end, attractive, and different. That way you become the go to person for high end videos. You can then bundle photo+video together to make even more. Thanks for watching!

[@kennethpurdom8142]

thank you

[@AndreiRestrepo]

You’re very welcome, glad it was valuable!

[@ClaudioDesideriFilms]

By far the most enjoyable and most complete video I came across on Estate shooting. Suggesting to use a Polarizer filter is a pro tip, not to mention all the others! Thanks ever so much Andrei

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much, truly appreciate it! Glad it was valuable. Thanks for watching!

[@ClaudioDesideriFilms]

@@AndreiRestrepo you really covered so much, from gear to planning to user experience. I definitely feel more enriched and ready to shoot my next estate on Friday. Thanks again and I am going to check out your other videos too 🍻

[@BlackSheepEvents]

Going to try this with my phone for now

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Smart! That’s honestly what I would use if I was starting out. A lot of the same basics apply like learning composition, the benefit of different focal lengths in the new phones, editing, it’s a good way to start! Thanks for watching

[@jeremydavis1267]

Andrei, you da man!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks Jeremy! Appreciate your support!

[@Trevor-Bobyk]

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[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Trevor! Appreciate it, glad you’re finding valuable!

[@vijaysoni1769]

Good video 😊

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much!

[@granitestatepropertyinspec1096]

Just said to my wife, this is what I need to be able to produce. Fantastic video man, and your final edit is just incredible. Well done sir.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey man! Thanks so much, I truly appreciate that! What kind of work do you produce right now? Thanks for watching!

[@Kenny-Ross]

High quality content right here and well-presented! I'm ready to get to work. I've sent out several emails to real estate agents letting them know I'm willing to do a free video for their property. So now I'm just waiting for a response. But thank you for the tips! Pumping out quality content like this your channel is going to do well.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Kenny! Thanks so much, really appreciate it! Nice, that’s definitely a good way to get started. Also, any realtor events or even visiting offices nearby with business cards would be good to. Thanks for watching!

[@mikem6796]

@@AndreiRestrepo How much do you charge for the short video like you showed at the end?

[@AstroHorizons]

How it's going after 10 months?

[@Kenny-Ross]

@@AstroHorizons I was getting no responses. Except for one guy on Airbnb but he said give him a call some time in June. Fast forward…I moved to South America in September. Currently in Perú. Trying to make some things happen here.

[@joydivine1659]

This video was so informative and extremely helpful. You did such a great job explaining the basics. Yet, I’m a bit discouraged because I can’t afford some of the equipment used. Are there any more affordable full frame cameras or wide angle lens you would recommend for beginner RE photographers?

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Joy! Thanks so much for the feedback on the video, glad it was informative! Totally understand, gear can get super pricey. What’s a good email for you? I can recommend some additional gear through there vs a comment on here. Thanks!

[@woods852]

I have been a professional interior photographer for over 20 years working for all the top fashion houses in Asia. I have been asked to shoot a video walkthrough for a new Chanel store, video is something I have never done in my career before. I stumbled across your channel while surfing the hundreds that are out there and just wanted to give credit where credit is due, your video was informative, straight to the point and gave me all the information regarding ISO, FPS and shutter speeds that I needed to know. Many thanks for sharing your knowledge, greatly appreciated.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Scott! Thanks so much for your comment, I truly appreciate the feedback! Really glad you are finding the content valuable. Great to connect with you all the way from Texas! Best of luck on the video shoot, let me know if you have any additional questions!

[@shableep]

Just to say thanks for this.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Appreciate it very greatly!! Thank you, glad you found it valuable. 🙌🏻

[@LooeyvilleSlugger]

Great video. Thanks for the tips. Wondering about lighting. Do you ever find yourself needing or wishing you had an additional light source?

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much! Sometimes, but it's just not practical to bring and setup lighting for shoots like this in my opinion. Using flash for real estate photography is much more practical since you're holding a small flash you can bounce off a wall and move on. Would be hard to have a powerful light on a stand in the corner of a room and move it around plus not capture it in the shot itself. I'd rather invest in a camera with good low light performance, lots of dynamic range, and a lens with a fast aperture. Then simply mess with the lighting to home actually has, like if there's a lot of natural light, turn on or off practical lights, and so on. Thanks for watching!

[@PleasantsProductions]

Nice to meet a fellow real estate videographer! Great video and advice! I use the R6 too 👊

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey! Thanks for checking it out, that’s awesome! How do you like it? I think it works great for real estate work! 🤙🏻

[@PleasantsProductions]

@@AndreiRestrepo Yeah I love my R6. Upgrading to the Mark II this year then it will be the perfect real estate camera.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Nice! What specific upgrades do the r6 ii have vs the mark I that will make it the perfect cam?

[@PleasantsProductions]

@@AndreiRestrepo the overheating issue is supposedly a lot better, maybe even a non issue. I have had my r6 I overheat on me during a shoot more than once. Also no more crop on 4K (I know it's slight but still I like to know I'm getting the most out of my expensive wide angle lens). And no more record limit, which for me, I occasionally shoot long form speaking events so that would be a nice bonus to not have to use an external monitor (although I prob still would?) so maybe that last one isn't important. That's really about it..

[@kristineelvemo]

This is so helpful - thank you! I was just wondering what focus-settings you use? This is something I have struggled with.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Glad you found it helpful! Unless I’m shooting details, I typically keep it in Manual focus for the wide shots. That way focus isn’t jumping while filming the shot. I just pick the middle of the room and set focus there. For details, I use a small center focus square and move it around where I need to. Thanks for watching!

[@thehourshow2851]

This was great example

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much, glad to hear it!

[@henryliu8966]

So useful! 👏 I am a realtor in Canada 🇨🇦

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much! Cheers from TX!

[@arunchacko6177]

Thanks man. Very informative. What focus mode /setting you use tor video. Thank you

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey man, glad you found it valuable! I use manual focus most of the time for the wide shots. I simple set focus in the middle of the room or so and then do the shot. Sometimes when using AF, it’ll jump in the middle of the shot. And then I use AF, just some sort of center point, for the detail shots. Thanks for watching!

[@skmdmithunmia220]

Very good

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much!

[@callummcavinue]

Would be very helpful if you could do a room by room video, showing how you set up your camera with different exposures and WB per room before shooting

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Yes, this is great video idea! Thanks for watching

[@gimbalair]

Really helpful as a newbie,if a camera does not have good low light capability, is it better to bump up the iso or adjust the exposure in edit (video and stills). That final edit was stunning too.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much! Definitely raising the ISO/properly exposing while shooting video will give you a clearer shot, than raising it in post. For photography, if you’re shouting RAW, you can definitely underexpose a bit. Like -1 stop or so and recover in editing. I’d say the lens is more important, getting one that has an f/stop of 2.8 or faster for low light performance. Thanks for watching!

[@gimbalair]

@@AndreiRestrepo thanks. I'm happy shooting with a drone now clients want me to move inside and thats a different ball game

[@bahlemvelase7392]

After watching your videos I'm really encouraged to do real estate videos cause I recently got interested in it. My problem is equipment. Rn all I have is a mobile gimbal an a Iphone xs max but I'm sure as time goes I can upgrade to a dslr camera. Seriously though thank you for the video🙏🏽.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

You don’t need a DSLR, you’ll probably get better results with your phone and mobile gimbal! :) honestly that’s the best way to start out, don’t have to worry about settings and just focus on composition and getting the right shots. Thanks for watching!

[@bahlemvelase7392]

@@AndreiRestrepo okay I’ll practice, just that this videography world is bit different to the photography world but your words encouragement is what I needed. Thank you🙏🏽

[@jonstonham]

Great video, Andrei! Very succinct and informative. Winning combination. What drone did you use for your shots?

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much! At this time, I was using a Magic Air 2, and now I use a Magic Air2s. Both are great! Thanks for watching!

[@SkyStepDrones68]

Appreciate your tips on ground photography. My drone game is good I need to work on my ground photography skills. Any other tips will be much appreciated! Thanks again!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much! You should think about joining the community I started, a lot of people in there are getting a ton of value from it for growing their skills! Thanks for watching!

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@@AndreiRestrepo Let me know how to join and I am in

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Right here! andreirestrepo.com And here’s a video showcasing everything that’s in the membership! kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKOUlGt_gt2Wj6csi=iq1dvzt49UuF9NUG

[@AudaryaisticPhotography]

Extremely helpful content to get started in this area. You answered number of doubts I had. One question is where is the camera’s focus pointed at in any given room when you are at f/4 or wider for prime? I assume you are not on manual focus. Should it be straight ahead in center as a spot point?

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much! So now using a 15-35 2.8 lens, I still use manual focus and set focus in the middle of the room. Also having do us peaking on to make sure everything is pretty much in focus. For detail shots at shallower depth of field from my 50mm lens, I’m using center AF typically. Thanks for watching!

[@user-fj2vq4eo7k]

Nice work man! My r6 doesn’t seem to do as well In low light. Wow!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Really? I always found it performed pretty well in low light! What lens are you using? Thanks for watching!

[@LionelJamesfishing]

im really just getting started with real estate, I had my first clients a couple of days ago. this video really helped out. can't thank you enough for it. really considering becoming a member just based off this video and how honest it was. in a quick answer..what is the best benefit(s) of being a member of you community.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Glad to hear it! Absolutely - the biggest benefit I think is the private discord group with other RE photog/videographers and sharing your work for constructive criticism, answer to quick questions, good general discussion! Along with the BTS series of videos similar to this one, but longer/uncut of other jobs. The presets/LUTS are a bonus too, would love to see you there! Thanks for watching

[@thegreenworldch962]

Thanks bro good video. Do you use the polarizer only for areas with the windows & harsh lighting on the floors?

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much! I pretty much leave it on for the entire shoot. Only time I’ll take it off if it’s a really dark room/low light scene since a polarizer darkens your image by a stop or so. Thanks for watching!

[@thegreenworldch962]

@@AndreiRestrepo cool thanks 👌

[@CTcoreytrevor]

What an awesome video you made Andrei, I bet the agents you work for are really happy with videos like this. I'm wondering what focal length you were filming at when doing the agent intro at 14:51 of the video? Was it your 50mm prime or a different focal length on the zoom lens? Thanks man and again I have such a respect for your skill. It's not simple or easy to do what you do.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Corey! Thanks so much truly, appreciate that! For sure, pretty sure I zoomed in to 35mm on my 16-35 instead of switching out to my 50mm lens. Appreciate your support!

[@CTcoreytrevor]

@@AndreiRestrepo Thanks so much for answering, you are a legend!

[@cpezequielcejudojr9362]

wouu, nice info, thanks, like

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey! Thanks so much, appreciate it!

[@sbomma]

Thank you for making nice video.. what editing software do you use?

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much! Adobe Premiere Pro, but also Final Cut and davinci resolve are great options too. Thanks for watching!

[@SteauaClassics]

Hey Andrei, love your channel, very informative. I got a question if you don't mind: how do you shoot the transition from coming from outside-inside without exterior being to bright or interior not being to dark? Thanks in advance

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Dan! Thanks so much. Great question, I do it in 2 separate clips for that exact reason, not 1 continuous clip. I typically walk up to the property and go all the way to the door in one clip, and then do another clip with the right exposure opening the door. Then I’m editing we’ll do some sort of transition in between the 2 clips to make it look more seamless. Thanks for watching!

[@mpncreates]

Amazing video. Curious about how you priced this shoot? If you can share any tips that’d be brilliant

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much! We have our pricing based on the size of the property, in different tiers. Our video work starts at $500, and goes up from there. This was around $750 + a travel fee since it was 2 hrs away from me. Thanks for watching!

[@sonsdavidareal6837]

Thanks for sharing these tips, they are really helpful! What would be a basic starter kit for someone who wants to work in this field? Would a Canon SL3 be a good choice to start? Are there gimbals more affordable than the DJI ones? I am binge-watching all your videos right now, it's like a free course! Thank a lot man! Do you have a full course on a platform like udemy or something? Loved the video at the end, the music sync was amazing! How did you get the audio from the real estate agent? Overhead mic? Bless you brother!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey! Thanks so much, I really appreciate the comment! I’m not too familiar with an SL3, but at his point I’d definitely recommend a mirrorless over a DSLR, especially at lower price points for video. Just smaller, better features, great for video. I’d look at the entry level Sonys, like an a6400 for example! Yes, there’s definitely more affordable options on the gimbal side too - brands like MOZA, Feiyutech, are pretty good. I used a MOZA air cross 2 before this. The ronin s is still the best one I’ve used as far as reliability, performance, etc. I used a small shotgun mic on my camera that I use to vlog with. It’s called the mirfak n2! Otherwise I use my ride video mic pro plus. Thanks for watching!

[@Well-Put]

@@AndreiRestrepo Have you tried the DJI RSC2? Debating between this and the Ronin S. My lens is on the way 🙌

[@jackierostow9537]

Really great info. You are amazing. How much do you charge to shoot a house like this, including stills, video and some drone footage? I have no idea!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks! It all depends really. This was a $1K project just for the video but along with a hefty travel fee. Our photo/video packages range from $500-$2K or so. You should join my community to get more insight on this business! Thanks for watching

[@shem44]

11:22. For video filming, always use waveform and not histogram if your camera has it. Histogram only shows you the total tonal values of the image but not exactly where they are. Waveform on the other hand can show you the exact over or under exposed area of the image. Use an external monitor if your cam does not have waveform.

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Definitely, most people shooting real estate aren’t using monitors which is why the histogram or zebras is there best bet. I have before but it’s too much sometimes for how quick some of these shoots are, especially doing multiple a day sometimes. Now I use the R5C and it’s so nice using waveform + false color in a small mirrorless style camera. Thanks for watching!

[@leonbennett9083]

Love your work!! 📷 what price range should real estate video go for?

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks man! Depends, on the low end, could be $75-125, and on the higher end +$500, $1000, depends on your client and market! Generally a couple hundred bucks I'd say for regular listings. Thanks for watching!

[@leonbennett9083]

@@AndreiRestrepo Thank You…I wish I was in your area to possibly shadow you on a shoot and get in person teaching 📷📷📷

[@carlosguerrerogonzalez6097]

Hey great video thanks for all the Tips 👍 I have been shorting with just my iPhone 13 and a gimbal but I am ready to get a more real set up, any thoughts on the Sony a7 iv for real estate videography/photography ? Thanks in advance

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Carlos! Glad you found it valuable. Nice! How are you liking that setup? I have an iPhone 13 Pro and want to try it out for this stuff. Haven’t used it, but I’m sure more than plenty, the best real estate video camera out there is probably a7siii, unreal low light performance!

[@johnbroman7134]

Love this! This helps so much! I’m just a beginner but it’s something I want to pursue. Thanks again

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey John! Thanks so much for the feedback, glad it was helpful! Definitely tried to pack it with as much info as possible for someone starting out. Thanks for watching!

[@jasonthegreat5215]

Excellent video 👍🏻

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Thanks so much, appreciate it!

[@SoJesusChristMusic]

Not bad! Hope I get to this point one day

[@AndreiRestrepo]

You definitely can! Thanks for watching

[@xeno2362]

Im not even interested in photography but i really enjoy watching your videos

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Wow, what a compliment! I appreciate you, thanks so much :)

[@paulreibelphotography]

Hey Andrei, awesome info here on this video. Question, near the end you mention using ISO 800 for your Log Profile.. are you using C.Log or CLOG3?

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Paul! Thanks so much, appreciate it! In this video I’m using CLOG3, more dynamic range in the highlights vs regular CLOG! But honestly both are great. Regular CLOG is a base iso of 400. Thanks for watching!

[@ashleycontarino1354]

Fantastic video! I have a Canon T6i and having trouble finding the level in my settings and was wondering if you would be able to point me in the right direction? Thank you so much for your time

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Ashley! Thanks for the feedback. Nice, I started on a t5i! Of course, so if it’s like my canon camera, you should be able to press the info button a few times to where all your settings show, along with the level and histogram. If not, you might have to enable it in your custom settings. I believe it’s one of the last menus where you have to turn on the level, I had to do that for the histogram on mine. Hope this helps, thanks for watching!

[@millionenabonenntenohnevideo]

my biggest question is, why do real estate agents need these videos? most real estate websites only cover images and not even support uploading videos...

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Social media. Plus attaching these to the listing on MLS as well, email campaigns, etc. I've had clients sell homes from buyers coming across the video content online or get referrals because like professional photography, they show that they also invest in professional videos to stand out. Elevates the realtors brand and can target a different audience that photos can't. Thanks for watching!

[@JakeMasseyFilms]

Hey man, such a helpful video!! Do you use in body camera stabilisation at all? Cheers :)

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Jake! Thanks so much. Yes I do! Even now shooting with a 15-35 RF 2.8 Lens that has IS. Both he’ll get rid of any small jitters i still may get from the gimbal. Thanks for watching!

[@itsdanny.t]

This video was great, just checked out your recent short film "As I Dream" as well.. and as a filmmaker myself - it was amazing. Subscribed. Quick question, for your drone footage - what settings do you usually use? Thanks in advance!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Hey Danny! Thanks so much for the compliment, really appreciate it! For sure, similar settings for drone footage - 4k30, only 4k60 if there’s moving subjects like a car or something, and 5600 for WB. I bounce between d-cinelike or HDR mode on my Mavic Air 2, it’s only 8 bit color so can’t push the grades as much so I just default to HDR mode so it’s already in rec709 and a lot of dynamic range. Thanks for watching!