How to Shoot Real Estate Videos | Job Shadow

[@ozzmanzz]

Brilliant! I've been shooting Realestate videos since the late 80's and I'm not ashamed to say you have taught me a few things. Well done.

[@callumpoole6687]

ozzmanzz is it a good industry

[@ahmadubaidillah4440]

care to share some?

[@JairoCepeda]

I gotta say it. Few videos have hooked me from start to finish like this one. I'm glad this guy is getting sponsored, this is good work.

[@AlvinAlvrez]

Same here.. Great to see the whole process

[@Camwulf]

that's what im talking bout, great comment no hate, that's what creative community is all about !

[@fuvet]

im not doing anything related do this, yet i just watched a 20 minute video on real estates videos... bravo

[@OpenUpnc]

As a former Realtor, I can say without a doubt, amazing pictures and video will sell any house, big/small/$1 million or $50,000. Thanks for the vid, keep it up!

[@PaarthNeekhara]

I love that you show the making and actual footage simultaneously. It makes these tutorials super useful!

[@pappysproductions]

great tutorial. 20 min long video, and I did not get bored once.

[@DC-te1gw]

Started watching this, for no reason, and I couldn't stop. You did a really good job of... everything! Thanks for the vid'

[@dariyal]

Parker Walbeck - best videography tutorials on the internet man, pure valuable information. Really appreciate the effort and value you are putting out there.

[@StephenFullerFilms]

Thanks for the job shadow man. This is exactly the kind of thing I want to start shooting. Awesome tips!

[@EidanMA]

I love how your video is aimed at intermediate to advanced film makers; I am tired of seeing videos where everything gets dumbed down and take longer than needed. Great Job!

[@aaronherburger3602]

I’ve watched tons of real estate tutorials from tons of different people on KZbin. I‘ve learned more from you than all of those people combined. You’re clearly the best in the business. I‘ll be signing up for the online course. $200 is a lot but I have a damn good feeling it will be worth every penny.,

[@donovanbrown_1]

Aaron Herburger was the course worth the money?

[@Rebecca_Saw]

Hi Aaron, how was the course so far for you?

[@timlau7497]

Is the course worth it?

[@dakotahuntley7765]

I just want to say thank you for this, not just for all the awesome information, but for actually saying a definitive price that you charge; instead of being dodge-y about that subject like other tutorials can be. Much appreciated!

[@propertydigital]

You'll want to build volume in your video business so you need to target agents with lower priced homes to charge $440 per video that works for us.

[@Jamminn555]

Very cool to see a filmmaker/cinematographer at work. Great job shadow video!! Love the PIP view!! Thanks for being so generous with your time, telling us your settings, shooting tips, etc. Awesome stuff, Parker.

[@ConnorLyle]

the first good real estate videographer ive seen on youtube. so many of these people are below average but you are killing it!!

[@karenrose3807]

Excellent video and also excellent dialogue with no silliness. You are a pro in my opinion. keep it up. Karen Rose Real Estate.

[@moevisionfilmstv4990]

Man if any beginner is not following this channel their crazy this dude gives away so much free knowledge it's crazy I've learned so much just by watching these videos

[@JonathanRivard-REMAX]

One of the best Real Estate Photography out there! Thanks Parker! Your the man!

[@secrethumanmachine]

*ur

[@R1ripper85]

*you're

[@MikeyRamirezTV]

u're*

[@arizonamediaservice7444]

Excellent video. I started shooting videos for real estate in 1979 on a 3/4" portable in California. It was a brand new idea then and I had a hell of a time to convince a realtor. I maybe had 2 tapings a week, making about 100 Dollars...LOL...times have sure changed. Today I use steadycam and Phantom as well but never had the time to do an educational video like yours! All I can say is BRAVO!!

[@scottmckenna]

Fantastic Parker. Thanks for the video. Love your work and your tutorial videos.

[@meditatesleepmelodies]

Just took your full time film maker webinar, took Trevor Jones webinar a few days ago. No comparison-yours was off the charts fantastic. Wish I was a couple decades younger sometimes...

[@retabiyo]

He looks so professional, I want to do the same thing, planning on buying my first drone a phantom 4 !!

[@DonnyP87]

Go for it! Drones are awesome! I have a Mavic Air and love how small and mobile it is. The connection is not always solid, because it's based on wifi. Mavic Pro and Phantom have ocusync and works better. My advice is to think about your specific use case and take mobility into account. Enjoy flying!

[@romancoins4429]

Very helpful, I learned a lot. As a real estate agent with a photography background, I do all my own photography, video and drone shots. This is one of the most helpful videos on youtube. Thank you for sharing this incredible video, my next listing will be 100 times better than before.

[@wadethemac5570]

I love these videos! Great information and I love seeing your process. Keep it up man!

[@AndreiSam]

Out of all YT channels on video/filmmaking, - this one is by far the best one! (Andrei Sam, youtuber/filmmaker)

[@Divineshot]

Just found your channel, love your videos man! Very informative.

[@tooshmart6669]

No image stabilization in camera No image stabilization in lens No gimbal, just glidecam No warp stabilization in post And still get great smooth video, youre a beast bro.

[@koapakakros]

Yo Parker I saw you on the side of a bus in Orem today! Super surreal seeing you there and how far you've come; incredible work man you're an inspiration!

[@jayroew3622]

His videos suck. A self promoting nube with no real experience except for self marketing crap.

[@TheScornett316]

Let's see your videos!

[@TiagoGuerra]

He has years of experience working with Devin Super Tramp

[@damianhanleyinc1776]

I like how this guy uses a normal steadicam and not a robot stabilizer... I've had so many f'in problems with my Ikan robot... hate that thing.... Great video. Very informative... grateful.

[@tjmperez]

This was awesome Parker!!! I am actually looking for a wide angle lens and I wasn't sure on what to get for my Sony A7RII and I think I might go with that Laowa 12mm!

[@gabricmedia]

after i think 5th time in a year that i watched this, i want more!!! this is the best RE video tutorial on youtube. you are really amazing in creating these.. and other videos too.. shame your full course is too expensive for my country standards.. hope you will create more videos like these.. ty

[@brucewilliams8609]

Hey Parker, I love your opening door sequences. Any chance you could share with us how you make these happen so smoothly?

[@voidvangaurd]

It's called a $5,000 camera that shoots 120 fps for slomo...lol Hell can do 60 and it'll look smooth

[@huntstyle]

@@voidvangaurd I think he's talking about the doors themselves, lol

[@seanmolloymedia]

Have someone lay down on the floor out of the shot, then have them open the doors slowly while you enter.

[@otm777]

@@huntstyle yeah LOL

[@kninja5201]

I was so lost searching real state videos looking professional until I found you... great work.

[@Quartamillajd]

Can you shoot a video giving us a tutorial of how you would get job proposals? A small demonstration of your sales pitch

[@TranAnhonyoutube]

This is absolutely awesome idea!

[@janekailey2173]

Black Stork Vision Production: You GIVE a job proposal; you DON'T GET a job proposal.

[@Quartamillajd]

Jane Kailey okay 😑

[@HawthorneLilyCreative]

Yup, That would be helpful. Would love to see that too.

[@utibay]

Honestly, negotiations are something that are hard to film themselves as it's such a delicate process - I wouldn't even know how to do that video without putting myself at a disadvantage. I'd watch sales videos it's pretty universal in its applications.

[@MammadAliyev]

Comprehensive tutorial that covers camera movements, camera settings, gear, editing, CC. Thank you, Parker

[@Limumark]

Hey Parker, I just watched this video for the 5th time. LOVE IT! I'm a member of the fulltimefilmmaker course and am curious if you have a link to the finished video? I'd really like to watch all of the sequences come together.

[@uclw7183]

There's no one else doing what you do on KZbin, keep up the great content.

[@noel-issa]

Hey Parker, I was wondering what your reasons are for using a glide cam over a 3-axis gimbal? Thanks, and great work (:

[@BensWanderlust]

Honestly man, this is some very valuable insight.. People would charge a ton just to teach you this stuff. I'm aware that you also run courses, therefore I'd genuinely like to thank you for sharing even this much with us! Both, very basic, but detailed.. which is super tough to do, especially nowadays as our attention span is rapidly decreasing. Thnx again Parker! Cheers.

[@davepov]

Overall, good video. However, a few comments... I've been shooting drone video for years and I'm certified. It's not a great idea to take off from a concrete driveway. The steel reinforcing rods in the concrete can reek havoc with your drone compass. Also, while I know you don't want to be in your drone shots of the house, you should still fly LOS. You would have avoided hitting that tree if you had. I also don't agree with shooting 1/125 on the shutter. I think 1/60 gives you a smoother look but that is personal preference. Steadicam type devices are fine but I prefer a one-handle gimbal, very smooth shots and you can pass it over objects in the house like kitchen counters for a very cool shot. I even saw one real estate video where there were two guys who used a two-handle gimbal. One guy walked up to the edge of a balcony, let the gimbal go over the railing then lowered it with a rope to the 2nd guy below who took it and continuing walking through the house. A single, very cool shot you can't get any other way.

[@cuddleslug547]

its been proven by many that your shutter speed should be around double your frame rate

[@erumaplaysvb]

He shoots in 1/125 because of the 180 degree shutter rule. Which means double your shutter speed for your frame rate

[@surfingfl897]

Also I’m not sure if this guy has his 107. If he doesn’t, flying a drone for commercial use is a no no. I’m going to guess he doesn’t because he’s flying with no LOS. Another FAA no no. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@erumaplaysvb]

@@surfingfl897 He has his 107. He strongly recommends getting it for commercial flight in his course.

[@Goose619]

@@surfingfl897 damn can you sound like a bigger nerd?

[@skymakai]

Rewatching this after having joined FTF a couple years ago and becoming successful with luxury real estate video. It's so cool to come back and see that I know all this stuff now, and see how you present the info.

[@NicolasWaldvogel]

Great video! How do you usually contact the real estate agents?

[@skoolboi109]

Nicolas Waldvogel look up serge Ramelli he talks about it

[@MrRickalba]

It's your third or fourth video I watched in a row, great work man, it's incredibly inspiring seeing these how to and behind the scenes.

[@hedbonker5604]

Instead of a heavy steadycam type device I just use my drone - I hand hold it - 4K/60. SUPER smooth. Light. Can do that all day :)

[@justonbrazda3846]

Mike Flynn try doing that indoors in a dimly lit room. Let me know how that goes.

[@hedbonker5604]

I have lights...

[@justonbrazda3846]

Mike Flynn and you move them around from room to room? Haul them to every house? You should sell the drone and lights and get a proper setup.

[@hedbonker5604]

You are right, Justin, I suck. You are the king. Have a nice day.

[@justonbrazda3846]

Mike Flynn just telling you you’ll get better quality with a larger sensor camera.

[@andresgonzalez1811]

I love it when I see KZbin videos like this. There is so much value here. thanks.

[@DomaArquitetura]

Perfect!!! Tks a lot

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[@jonasalexis4296]

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[@jonasalexis4296]

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[@alexzandernathaniel4451]

@Jonas Alexis no problem :D

[@dokumentalista_]

I didn't get bored even once. You are great teacher even for the experience filmmakers. Greetings from Poland!

[@mattcarlson12]

Awesome work Parker! Is there a reason you use the Glidecam HD4000 over the Devin Series minus the quick release?

[@joppe6040]

he said in some video he thought is was annoying that the handle can be moved up and down or something.

[@donhendricks3190]

The BEST discovery I've made in a long while! AWESOME work. Love your style. Great insight and knowledge of the gear. Thanks!

[@EverythingFilmmaking]

Only a million dollar home..LMFAO...

[@ronthemogul]

Chris Cheek an amount of a small loan

[@busimo]

thesmoothone not an easy task to make a million to over 5 billion. IYKWIM. Meh..

[@drewtylerbirch]

I shoot in south Florida; you end up shooting such enormous homes that after a while "a million" starts to disappoint haha. Its the $30M homes that get me excited these days.

[@Tacos888]

@@drewtylerbirch same lol

[@luckyrYtArd]

1 million is nothing in SF LOL

[@poksertv]

After watching your videos I switched from Ronin S to Glidecam hd 4000. Because I realized how better would sreadycam work for me in terms of movement control etc. I don't have to tell)) It takes i little while to handle but it's been a couple of months so I'm just getting better as I'm practicing) Thanks for sharing all your expirience!

[@JordanFMartin]

such great information! Thanks for uploading this :)

[@draguts]

Watched this an it inspired me to have a go at making a real estate video for a friend selling a property in Melbourne Australia. Thanks Parker!

[@kanijiv]

How do you keep everything in focus while shooting at F2.8 ?

[@DanielEarl]

Hessey R. Sossah he keeps the focus at or near infinity.

[@kanijiv]

Daniel Earl how do you do that? Any link to a video that explains that?

[@DanielEarl]

Hessey R. Sossah he uses manual focus on the lens. Look up focus pulling to infinity for a visual representation.

[@kacpergniadek]

up question

[@ocfilmsdotcom]

www.dofmaster.com/dofjs.html

[@erikrichison]

This video was very helpful, thank you Parker. Just got FAA certified to use my drone and am looking to do more real-estate work, and this video gave me a great idea of what future clients want in a video. Great work!

[@opedromagico]

Amazing!!

[@nataliastadnic9651]

Amazing

[@TheSushmaHomeSellingTeam]

Parker didn't waste any time on this video. I can enjoy learning from this while being amazed on your shots and transitions. Waiting for your 2M subscribers celebration. 🔥🔥

[@stewardsproductions]

Anyone know what song is in this video from Audio Jungle and Sounddtripe? I still haven't received a reply

[@SteveNormanevp]

Hi, Steve from Cape Town South Africa here. Im a videographer for many years but going to do my first estate videos now, and Im using you as my mentor. Love the way you work and narrate...

[@themikereda]

I read a lot about keeping the ISO native because it gives the most dynamic range, but I've heard you say keep the ISO as low as possible, I assume to keep the noise level down. Do you think it's worth losing some DR to keep the noise down? I use the Sony a7SII and in the SLog-3 PP every shot is incredibly noisy but the DR is outstanding. Wondering your thoughts here. Thanks, keep up the great work!

[@ditlonay]

Actually if you push your ISO too low, it can create noise as well. Native ISO has the best image overall for your camera, DR and noise (to my knowledge at least)

[@ditlonay]

Also, sometimes with sony log, it's grainy till you grade it, then it usually goes away, that's my experiance at least. I don't shoot slog3 (cause its npt 10 bit) tho, so maybe thats just with cine4/slog2.

[@curlsoncamera]

Every shot will be noisey but usually cleans up in the grade, native is aimed at giving you the best dynamic range but doesn't necessarily mean no noise as the DITLONAY says

[@themikereda]

Thanks for the response. I'm getting away from SLog3 because the noise isn't as much of a problem as the artifacts and the strain of the 8-bit image after grading. The noise isn't as prominent but it's just too messy with the banding and the weird color artifacts. Starting to get more into Cine4, but I'll remember to keep it at the native ISO. Thanks again!

[@luboyanev]

Hey Mike, I shoot with the A7Sii as well but I normally shoot in Slog2 because its easier to grade. I'm guessing that your shots look noisy because you expose Slog footage like a normal picture profile. To have less noise while shooting in Slog profiles its a normal practice to overexpose your shots because Slog preserves a lot of highlight detail which can be brought back down. Give it a try (maybe also google how to expose slog) and goog luck

[@SubZero_TaCo]

I just found your channel. I am so stoked about it! Thanks for taking the time and being so thorough for the rest of us!

[@carlotavarez3504]

I have a quest brother, how you can get everything in focus with an 2.8 aperture?

[@GreenhouseProducciones]

Because it is a very wide lens, that affects the depth of field too.

[@tashnahtv6098]

Found your channel a few minutes ago. I like how direct and informative you are. Makes me hopeful. Thank you.

[@alvisterdsa4016]

Hi. May i pls know whr do u select the focus point while doing the interiors?

[@saiyan_princestudios9790]

Alvister D sa usually with RE you set focus to infinity (everything in focus) if there is a centerpiece or something really cool you want to focus on go ahead and shoot it wide open for those shots. Or if you need it 2.8 bc of low light and that’s the widest you can go go ahead and have the focus centered.

[@j.sherwoodowl4826]

For the amount of time you put in, experience you bring, and the gear you have to own, your rate seems like a bargain especially considering the value of some of the properties. Great overview. Thank you.

[@JohnMacLeanPhotography]

0:42 translation they're too cheap! 3% on a $500k house = $15k. They just don't want to give out any slice of their pie to creative work. They're from the school of Point & Shoot and cell phone photos they take themselves. And then they wonder why it takes so long to sell. Your work is very nice though! Not boring like most real estate videos I've seen.

[@Apollyon1111]

True, but as long as the market is so fast, they don't need great stuff to sell a run of the mill house. Once the market tightens up again, they might take an interest in how fast good photos and video sell their competition's listings.

[@anthonybanks2915]

taxes on 15 k is usually around 3500 - 4000 depending on what tax bracket you sit...Plus, there is other marketing that must be done and it will cost money....further reducing the bottom line. The rolodex needed to sell a luxury listing "fast" as you say is thick and will take years of experience and grit to produce. Yet you say the agent is "cheap"...lol...silly. I think the home owner should put the money up front and then the agent should reimburse half at closing...square deal

[@ArtOfDavidAmos]

That was the BEST I have seen over the past 4 years of being a real estate photographer.. will learn quite a bit from you I think.

[@user-st1ge4gm8z]

Hi, Why in real estate videos everyone prefer natural colors? Clients don't like LUTs or any color grading?

[@ValdiValdies]

Why natural colors ? Because it would be misleading potential buyers if showing wrong colors. Imagine buyer coming to take a look at house it turned out to be different color.

[@user-st1ge4gm8z]

Jiffer Totally agree, but any cinematic look is it bad idea?

[@busimo]

Because camera's don't yet have the potential to capture real color. Do you think the footage from cameras are in real color or what you see from your eyes? So color correction is needed.

[@matwest711]

Cameras will never be able to capture "real color" because everyone sees color differently. Hence the black and blue or gold and white dress.

[@otm777]

If I was a buyer, I want to see the “natural” look (color) under natural lighting as much as possible. This is especially important for viewing colors of walls, flooring, cabinetry, etc. Color grading and LUTs have a purpose, but probably not best for Real Estate- indoors. Probably OK for outdoors when used modestly

[@brunoleite13]

I dont know how I just got here, but now I wanna live in this house. Awesome work, congratulations!

[@prajwalrajsr9943]

red vs android phone (s8 or one plus5) plzz .u rock

[@chasebrockphoto]

i'm an architectural photographer trying to get more into video. this helped out a lot seeing a workflow on real estate and techniques that I can use when shooting more commercial spaces. Thanks for the tutorial and all the info!

[@Lauwergames]

Why not shoot on sony

[@caprihelm]

is sony a6300 worth buying (on budget)

[@THEwrexFILES]

yes

[@matthewbaron4394]

GH5 all the way. Shooting real estate with it

[@scottmckenna]

Do you have any samples of stuff you've shot with the GH5? Curious as to people using it in real estate.

[@trollimusprime8521]

I'm currently shooting real estate, and considering getting the GH5. How does it perform in lowlight situations? Also, how wide of a lens do you use to make up for the micro 4/3 sensor.

[@drcros]

This channel is becoming a must-watch for me. I love it. Thanks for taking the time to do such an in-depth look into your shoots.

[@Gouye]

@@fulltimefilmmaker hi. how do you keep everything in focus at f2.8?

[@dariushilla]

Man your actual audio is always amazingggggggg

[@bluste63]

Thanks for everything you share Parker. Love your style and commitment to the cause. I am learning something new everyday from your videos. Thanks again.

[@claudenis12]

i am so glad you are doing those tutorials....i've start to do this kind of filming couple years ago and you are my guide man. big BRAVO!!!!

[@xandercloet7467]

10:50 you can go even further with that and shoot at 30fps and a 1/30 shutter or 24fps and a 1/25 shutter. Than slow it down in post and use optical flow. Basically what that does is if you lower you play back framerate to below 24 (let’s say if 18fps) optical flow analyzes the image and fils in the empty gaps. This works really really wel if there is not a lot going on. Based on my testing, if something goes from richt to left or from top to down, and it takes more than 5 to 6 ish seconds I can slow it down 10 times and stil make it look like I shot it in camera. Very impressive!!

[@redroomcreativemedia4961]

Finally some drone footage for videographers! A lot of drone channels don't understand cinematic fps & shutterspeed settings. Nicely done.

[@henryzhang9915]

Great tutorial man, for most people making video for a living is tough, the gears can easily cost more than your income.

[@moregunzYT]

literally as I asked myself, "I wonder what his post looks like?" he cuts to his editing part of the video lmaaoo great content Parker!

[@Palapaloma]

Amazing work! Congrats on all your videos! I appreciate the way you share your knowledge, I am learning and getting inspiration from you man, THX a lot! Keep on doing the good work!.

[@mediamannaman]

Appreciate you sharing this. I'll continue to review this video regularly until I "get" all of it. Lots of good stuff for us up-and-coming real estate videographers. I'm using Panasonic GH4 with Olympus Pro 7-14mm lens and flying DJI P4Pro, so I can apply just about everything you covered.

[@cynthiamendoza2955]

Hello Sr Parker,im very very impressed with your work.I am a aspiring filmmaker and I watch a lot videos of you especially on weddings.I have gain a lot of learnings of your tutorials.Thank you.

[@almightynz2683]

Loved this video! So helpful. Thank you, you kept me engaged from start to finish.

[@CharliePennellProductions]

I’ll be shooting a local charity building/tour promo video this week. This video was ridiculously helpful and has given me some pro tips going forward. Always keep learning! ✌🏼

[@Studio93013]

EXCELLENT video! Congratulations on getting the prices you mentioned for your video work. I shoot magazine quality stills of multi-million dollar homes in the Santa Barbara, CA area and most realtors here want to pay only about $100 total for photos! (Naturally, I avoid those cheapskates.)

[@zbestdatatechnologiesllc8424]

Cool! Always great to learn from pros that know their stuff!

[@barry_bierman]

Learning so much from your content man, I'm so convinced that I want to do your course! Keep up the good work!

[@badnews9312]

I am in the same business - I have been shooting architectural stills for twenty years and got into the drone and video game about five years ago....just last year the province of Ontario in Canada has made drones basically illegal to fly in any residential neighbourhood - really sucks as I have three drones a dji phatom 2, 3 and just bought the 4 a month prior to the new laws - ridiculous man - some good aerial footage added so much to the production value of my projects and I never had any problem justifying my 2500 dollar a job price tag.....now I have had to cut that back but I bought a Ronin which is really great for walk throughs

[@AviatorInspirations]

Always learning great things from your channel and take a lot of inspiration for my vidoes! Keep up the great work!

[@LuckyLifeTV]

Great tutorial again thanks Parker, love the way you teach!

[@openhouselv8943]

This is amazing! Absolutely going to watch more of your videos, this video deserves more than 13k thumbs up! You've got a new subscriber !

[@fabianmina89]

I like that you talk about everything, that's DOPE! Thanks 4 the Info. Great vid.

[@raavifilms1106]

This tutorial has great importance for my next upcoming real estate commercial. I am very very thankful to you bigger bro.

[@bayaerialdronetriciag2983]

I love this video!! It is soooo good and you make it look so easy! Thanks for the contribution to the real estate photography community!

[@hyacinthdibley2420]

idk what he's using but *NO IMAGE STABILISER CAN HELP ME, NOT EVEN WITH JUST PHOTOS!!!* Nope!! Great video, Man!!! I thoroughly enjoyed it. And it did help me understand better.

[@djay_popping2793]

Wow I've watched quite a few videos on production and getting into videography today and few went as in depth as you do. Can't wait to save and join your course man. Keep up the hard work, your videos are 🔥👨‍🚒🔥

[@pepelepew4117]

Learned a lot from this 20 minute video! Thanks!

[@WalkingDrivingFlyingLasVegas]

Wow, Parker! Very impressive. Subscribed!! I admire your professionalism and thanks for sharing your expertise. Well done. All the best to you and yours from Las Vegas.

[@SandBoxSession]

Parker! great video and I really enjoyed how you went into incredible detail on every aspect and explain the "Why" your were doing things. So many tutorials do not explain the why and you did a great job with that. Thanks for the awesome content , excited to be a new sub!

[@stammerc4]

I'm buying the real estate course tomorrow. It's something I'm planning to do for quite sometime now.