How to Film a Real Estate Videos // Canon EOS R5 C (8k 60fps RAW)

Learn how to film stunning real estate videos with the Canon EOS R5 C. Whether you're a beginner or a full-time filmmaker, this video will show you how to showcase properties in the best light possible.
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00:00 Intro
01:19 Gear Setup
02:20 Lighting
02:53 Focal Length
04:37 Camera Settings
07:44 Composition
10:05 Camera Movements
11:43 Exposure
16:15 Exteriors
20:12 Size, Weight, Battery
22:15 Raw In Post
24:00 Storytelling
25:32 Final Video

[@trimotionmedia5487]

If you're a real estate photographer, you're most likely not going to be shooting a property at sunrise, daytime, and sunset. But for an amazing home like this and a big budget...GET ERRR DONE! Footage looks awesome!

[@jeremybfilms]

Amen, also a lot of agents don't have the budget (or so they claim) to afford the time to have you come back, so I shoot broad daylight at 1pm usually.

[@johnnyfive-bc]

if you show up 30 minutes before Sunset and stay for 1 hour or 1.5 hours you can basically get everything.

[@trimotionmedia5487]

@@johnnyfive-bc That fully depends on the property and what the clients want. Most of the time, a REP is going to be capturing photography as well. Maybe a 3D tour or floorplan too. And some properties call for (and agents also desire) some blue skies and more sun on certain parts of the house. So I'd also recommend either starting 1.5-2 hours prior to sunset and maybe do a split shoot where you do a 10am shoot, then come back 30 minutes prior to sunset :) Charge accordingly

[@jonathonlv]

@@johnnyfive-bcNot photos!😂🤦🏻‍♂️

[@RexRogers_]

He does say “luxury real estate” but I get you

[@UonlineTV]

I absolutely love those shots! As a real estate video creative, one aspect that consistently drives me crazy is perfecting the appearance of the bed sheets, pillows, and other minute details. They tend to make me go a little crazy!

[@medienmanufakturdusseldorf8709]

I am part of the full FTF Course since I started my business and never ever regret it! Those kind of videos give so much value even without the course and I couldnt beliefe that the course itself can add any more value than the free videos have already, but I was wrong - this video coaching and the full FTF course was the best choice I ever made and till today I am more than happy about it, specially because the lifelong membership gives me access to all new contents...and it is soo much and getting still better and better! :) So straight from my heart thank you for your great work and all starting filmmakers, go for it :)

[@shadowmaster41]

I will buy this course one day. And i mean the ENTIRE thing. I've been watching these guys for awhile now and the sheer amount of useful, relevant information in these "condensed" videos is crazy. Compared to another course i bought, this is THE FILMMAKING COURSE to get. I don't see how the others can compare. Props to you guys.

[@DarkTrapStudio]

Get this man a discount

[@mousaleh8]

I'm a FTF member and I can guarantee you it's worth every penny this will transform your work all thanks to the great Parker Walbeck, all the love

[@climber950]

Don’t hesitate, just get the entire course. Absolutely way more worth than what they charge!!

[@RussFedorov]

I got the course about 3 years ago and it's absolutely worth it. I didn't even know there was a market for real estate videos until I took the course and now I do real estate full time. Thank you Parker.

[@es2292]

I wish someone could show how to photograph and videos on cheap dark houses with miserable weather and poor light

[@niqvuk]

this lol!

[@joshualaird5303]

Right?!

[@pmmediamarketingagency]

I gotchu. In about 3 months, remind me.

[@CallMeRabbitzUSVI]

​@@pmmediamarketingagencyImma hold you to it

[@norbertopintr]

Ahahahah should i ? 😂😂 i have those ones😂

[@SHOOTITFilmPhotography]

Wish there was an option to click the like button more than once, simply because of all the technical info in this video. To me personally, this type of video from a real assignment for a paying client, COMBINED with all the camera settings and technical info, is way better than a normal review where just specs and numbers are compared. Because it's when you're out there doing real stuff that you encounter things and situations you cannot prepare for. More stuff like this! 👍

[@SoJesusChristMusic]

I’ve been in his full courses for a long time. I don’t regret one bit of it. He’s always updating the full course with more content if you purchased the entire packages and you have the option to get additional courses as added

[@Premier-Media-Group]

2 months for a new video? You bet I'm waiting, cuz I'm here for it every time. These videos (and FTF) are legit the best coaching and tips for anyone wanting to improve their work - both professionally or as a serious hobbyist. Also, St George is an amazing place...

[@NoJuliet]

I shoot with an R5 C for most of my shoots- hands down one of the best cameras I've ever used. Highly recommended for those of you who want to get a camera you will never need to replace 😏👌🏻

[@ChuckRiseUp]

I was a die hard Sony fan, but recently switch to Canon and bought the R5C. Couldn't be more happier with this hybrid camera! As a photographer AND videographer, I didn't want to bring two cameras when shooting. I love doing both on set and this is the answer in my opinion. And with the new firmware update, it is quite fast now to switch between modes (photo/video). Better AF, new digital teleconversion, better battery life, etc.

[@MrWiseinheart]

Must have sucked to change all your glass as well 😢 spendy.

[@movieeyeBartoszKlamra]

Thank you for your video. It helped me what to pay attention to when recording rooms. Indeed, it is always good to wait for a good light. A basic principle that the client does not always understand. You're doing a good job and I look forward to more. Greetings from Poland.

[@fendi3214]

I've followed your ways since your first real estate video you posted 4 years ago. Since then, I have made over $400k in residential real estate videography thanks to you! Appreciate what you do for us!

[@climber950]

That’s a Lotta Cheddar!!

[@fendi3214]

@@climber950 For sure - right around $110k every year - because of parkers methods, clients love my own twist/style. 3-4 retainers paying for $4k a month

[@Calebseyemedia]

Can you teach me how please

[@sidewayz24]

This is gold. Thank you. You have truly help me shape my life to the better with all of your great videos. You and your team are truly appreciated.

[@richlonardophotography]

It's good to see these types of RE videos still exist. Simple push-ins that really let you view the property. The new age seems to be really focusing on speed ramps and 1-second glimpses of items that usually aren't included in the property, along with more speed ramps and spins.

[@NormandySa]

I have been watching your content for a few years now, and you never disappoint me in providing a useful tips in a great format. keep up the good work and I hope you all the best

[@lewandowskifilmproduction8853]

Everything I've learned about filmmaking, I've learned from your course. Mainly I do real estate video, man thanks for a great job and sharing your knowledge.

[@alejandrosotopascual77]

I think that Parker is one of the most completly, objetive and sense filmaker ever!

[@OkpalaekeEmmanuel]

Wow! Dude, I just stumbled on your channel. I am deeply glad I found your channel. I have got a lot to learn from you. I am a realtor (real estate agent) based in Nigeria. I am new in this industry and I believe your content will be a great help to me. Thank you so much, sir.

[@austinbrady]

I toured this home during parade of homes earlier this year! Very beautiful.

[@odilermatov7988]

This video is pure GOLD! Thank you Parker. You are an amazing videographer!

[@marlonking5924]

Wow, great job on this video. This one reminds me of my other favorite one that you did a few years back about sliders.

[@alvaromercadostudios]

gosh I love this job. The cam, you, and a good location, I apreciate life those moments. Hell Im sure you understand that feeling.

[@matthewhoffmann7636]

Such a good video. Lots of inspiration & content with the R5C.

[@garelbidi]

My man , my mentor !!! Even if I'm a FTF student, I still watch your youtube videos !! Well done Coach Parker ! (punch noise)

[@shqipdonsalijaj]

Learned so much from you over the years, still on top with your video quality :)

[@pedrorivera1892]

All I can say is...Amazing. Thank you for the video!

[@Coffeemaker640]

This was amazing, you made it look easy!

[@realmarkstewart]

Best video I've seen on filming real estate vids. Thank you!!

[@ValidityJ]

Loved this video.

[@OkpalaekeEmmanuel]

Wow! Dude, I just stumbled on your channel. I am deeply glad I found your channel. I have got a lot to learn from you. Thank you so much, sir.

[@yanewise9375]

This video gave me all the answers I needed. Thank you 🙏🏾 I really need to hang around videographer people to learn more

[@thiagolinhares4043]

this video is incredibly complete!

[@AnthonyRodriguezz]

So clean and concise! Love it

[@y_annickscott]

Superbe vidéo avec de très bons conseils ! Thx man !

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Epic video man! As someone that runs a luxury real estate photo/video business in Houston, this was awesome to watch. I've always been super interested in the R5C, I went with the R6 mark ii and use the RS3 Mini with the 15-35. Minimal lighter setup since I do a lot of volume on a weekly basis. Quality difference is insane, and the edit was great! Personally,I would've loved to see detail shots to break up the wide shots. I zoom in to 35mm and use crop mode to replicate a 50mm look to avoid switching lenses. Epic job dude!

[@reen_dabarber9573]

Hey I’m looking for someone to work with that’s in the Houston area..

[@acordu]

This is just a solid tutorial. Thank you

[@godshandstudios721]

I've been following you up since Day 1, your content has always been helpful to my Growth, I Love you sir.

Amazing content. I see we can do a good job even with cheaper device, just following these bunch of information you gave us. I use a Sony a6300, and with many information I get from your videos, it helps me so much to develop my skills.

[@karlbaumann646]

AWESOME VIDEO !!!!!! So informative and helpful. BRAVO!!!!!

[@Epic.Euphoria]

Very nicely explained 👍 great job mate

[@mariefs.]

loved the final product, very informative video - thanks for sharing your complete start to complete finish! interesting choice of music

[@kevinevans651]

WOWZERS!!!! - Brilliant Parker!!!

[@ZvilgantisKailis]

That's a great house. From every angle it looks great even on phone. The real mastery is to shoot an old two room flat which needs a renovation.

[@CraigHolland_Productions]

Great video!

[@vizionproductions]

Great video! Thanks for sharing your expertise! Cheers!

[@stellarmediacollective7953]

Bought FTFM in like 2016 and still love it!

[@goochmediagroup3615]

Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@rehfeldttw]

Incredible.

[@alltj]

Great video, noticed that unlike earlier videos this time you dint apply much treatment for blown out windows and desaturated sky. Learned a lot as always. Thanks.

[@MrIanWebb]

I rock a Segway Ninebot S for my exterior shots, I recommend it to anyone using a gimbal regularly.

[@_adilrahman]

Ballin on a budget! Once again, you've shown it's the person behind the camera who does the Magic.

[@GitauJ]

Just bought my first camera after 3 years of saving and being a subscriber in this channel. Wish me luck.

[@grzymkowskifotofilm]

That Video was perfect, thanks!

[@DekiaryCarter]

Incredible tutorial! Thank you

[@uccello6359]

Liking before watching as always

[@jaystilo8387]

A lot of this can be applied to landscape videography. Thats my thing. Thanks for the tips

[@basicquel3357]

Dope bro. Keep doing your thing.😊

[@vitormasson]

This is an amazing video, thanks for sharing!

[@HantuBorneo]

wow this help me so much . . .the color in this video so sweet

[@drone-ph]

Wow.. Very informative video 🙌🎉🎉

[@davidclavel9432]

I have been wanting to film this house since parade of homes lmao but you just beast moded it annnnd yeah…you killed it

[@JTR...]

Great video, thanks for tips and tricks.

[@benjaminniemczyk]

Really great and helpful!

[@bangconi7497]

the best ever👍👍

[@seanmartinflix]

This was so good.

[@thebrownthomascrown917]

Masterclass bro...

[@4hit]

awesome video and thank you for your tips and ideas. I have a question for the final result. Is it good to make hard cuts through clips or to prefere to make smooth transition between them? what are the pros to hard cuts?

[@jsanf44373]

the 8k looks awesome

[@northwestdroneworks8257]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who makes sound effects when getting a shot. It helps! 😂

[@TadeoValencia]

Amazing content! I have a question, which CFexpress brand and specs are you using to shoot at 8K 60FPS? I just got the R5C but I still need to get the memory and I'm looking for some options! Thanks a lot!

[@adilakreyi7225]

It is really a great camera and you are a creative photographer😮

[@andrewcatalan4664]

Magnificent!!! Such f'n Euphoria

[@Indo_chef]

Excellent shoot! Now do one with a poorly lit property and a lower agent budget. What are everyone’s thoughts on only using available light vs adding lights?

[@mohamedchouiter863]

thank you for all these information

[@IPGAuto]

The Nikon Z8 and Z9 are amazing options as well.

[@the_daniel_life]

Hey there, thanks for sharing your great footage. I got your course, thanks for this as well. All the best from Frankfurt am Main/Germany, Daniel

[@beygoproduction]

Perfect 👍

[@DenmasUlin]

The color is awesome... 🤤🤤🤤

[@danoskalb]

what a nice warm home. Now I want to live there :D

[@MeridianMedia]

I'm curious about the aperture settings. Wouldn't you want to use a higher aperture (assuming you have enough light), to help ensure that a larger portion of the image is sharp? I know this might also depend on how much depth is in the scene too.

[@MartyPaoletta]

Finally a video with someone using an R5C Rig for Real Estate! I have a similar R5C/RS3Pro rig, with an external monitor and external battery. I use a dummy battery so I can hit trigger record button on the RS3 pro. I agree that moving to 8k 60fps will open more options than XFAVC. But @ 8k raw @ 60fps, the R5C will not work with the dummy battery. So the only way to record is to connect directly to the external battery? Then I have to hit the record button directly on the camera, causing a bit of extra camera shake time.

[@MousyMedias]

Same i have the R5 C and RS3 Pro combo, i shoot at 4K for real estate. Shot many hotels, resorts, restaurants etc. You can use Kondor blue dummy battery to C type, where you can buy FXlion nano one and connect to it where raw 8k 60fps will work.

[@SkyPathProductions]

@@MousyMedias May I ask how you get those jobs? Always have trouble getting the clients.

[@MousyMedias]

@@SkyPathProductions I was doing for a hospitality company which was running hotels n resorts in my country and for a marketing agency. Currently im out of projects and got some pending payments. Searching for other works.

[@monteurvideo5353]

Very very good tutoriel thank you man I love 🎉🎉🎉

[@matt.banton]

Awesome, love this! Could always put the battery on a belt clip, get the weight off the gimbal all together

[@TheusDjehuty]

Thats good i will try it bc i shoot outside alot a do a lot of walking and moving. Thanks for the idea

[@matt.banton]

@@TheusDjehuty You're welcome, hope it help!

[@camcamwatt]

This your new digs Parker? ?? :) Great video as always

[@edisonfoo3704]

Parker certianly made shooting real estate videos look easy! But being a real estate videographer myself, you seriously need to have strong biceps, forearm muscles, quads and stamina to film

[@gencompartit303]

great! 👏👏👏

[@thantwaiaung6559]

Thank you so much

[@MichaelFreechild]

I do lots of Real Estate videos myself... I think I was the most surprised with zero drone shots or close ups of key features of this house which are huge selling points for any listing. But you're trying to push a camera and a course, so I get it, lol! Very interested in the quality of the camera. Workflow is also a big factor afterwards with the size of these files...

[@jasonabadie3340]

Great shots and coloring but I’m interested to know why you don’t do any BRoll detail shots especially at a house like that?

[@PeterVanKeer]

Are you combining the Peter Mckinnon Variable ND ánd a Polarisation filter for outside shots? Would you recommend combining those 2?

[@teezjoint2]

Best tutorial I've seen. New to shooting real estate videos and this was very helpful. Thank you.

[@harddriverecordingandfilmsNY]

Thank you for your how to vid!

[@WORTHITORNOT]

Excellent Tips

[@mofromupside2573]

Nice video and educational too. What im most curious of is do you have used a ND-lens inside a house with a lot of light exposure ?

[@emmanuelheri3457]

Been a minute

[@SkyStepDrones68]

Awesome information sir! Which drone is your go-to drone for aerial shots?

[@patrickst-arnaud9814]

GREAT video! What are your deadband settings for the parralax movement?

[@TheHardrada]

Very useful information! I do have one question though, would you recommend shooting in C-log or C-log3 If not Raw?

[@faridbendahmanefb-pro8987]

Professional ❤

[@SoJesusChristMusic]

I have the R with L-Series Lenses but definitely getting the R5C II