Real Estate Video Shooting Tips You've Never Heard Before | Shooting Prestige Twilight Property

[@baldgamer305]

Amazing help thank you so much. Sub and liked

[@CreativePhilosophy_]

Too easy :)

[@DansTubeTV]

This was interesting. Very insightful. Lots of value ❤

[@CreativePhilosophy_]

Defs will help you level up your real estate video career 😎 thanks homie :)

[@1imanni1]

Great video - Thanks for sharing

[@CreativePhilosophy_]

Thanks for watching legend

[@Eshane37]

I originally subbed to your channel for some overall based thoughts on creativity. I didnt know you also made this type of content. I recently started doing some content like this so this info is really helpful. Just wanted to drop a quick note to tell you to keep it all up and thank you for the great videos!

[@CreativePhilosophy_]

Amazing, thank you! Heaps of content on both coming :)

[@TwoCertifiedStudios]

Hey. What mm lens did you use for the agent shot?

[@CreativePhilosophy_]

the Tokina 11-20mm :)

[@Phocasa]

Are you holding down the front trigger when you begin a movement? Looks like you're pressing and holding. I know if you double tap it re-centers but it looks like you're holding it in sometimes.

[@CreativePhilosophy_]

Yeah when you hold it, it locks so if it's a short movement it's very smooth :)

[@MrArtmen]

why is the video is for the seller ? its for the agent. he is the one who is hiring you and he is the one who is resposible for doing all the presentration. That is his job, not the owners job.

[@CreativePhilosophy_]

The sellers actually pay for the media & marketing. So while the agent is marketing the property and we want them to be happy, we also want to make sure the seller is happy because it's their property and at the end of the day they pay for the media. While we're the experts and make a video to get people to the open home, the sellers love their home that they are selling and sometimes want a say in the media. Hope that makes sense :)