Resort and hotel video.
Brand films that give a property a feeling rather than a feature list, and property tours that answer what a room actually looks like. Shot on property, cut in house, delivered in days.
What a property film includes.
Brand film
Sixty to ninety seconds establishing what the property feels like to stay at.
Room and suite tours
Short walkthroughs per category, useful on booking pages and OTA listings.
Amenity coverage
Spa, dining, pool, marina, meeting space. The revenue centres that need their own content.
Guest lifestyle
Real moments with real people. Staged sparingly and never obviously.
Aerial motion
Licensed drone work for setting and scale.
Social cutdowns
Vertical edits per amenity, so the property has months of content from one shoot.
Frames from recent films.
How a property film runs.
Scope and script
What the film has to do. Drive direct bookings, support a rebrand, launch a renovation. That decides everything else.
Plan around light and occupancy
Same discipline as a photo shoot. The schedule follows the light, not the diary.
Shoot on property
One to three days. Photography can run alongside to share the setup.
Edit and deliver
First cut in three to four days. One revision round included. Master plus social set.
Resort & hotel video, answered
Yes, and we recommend it. Shared setups, shared talent, shared prep, and the two sets grade to match.
Yes. Licensed music as standard, and voiceover where the film calls for it, though most property films work better without.
Three to four days to first cut. Final master usually within a week of the shoot.
Yes. Send them across and we will work inside them, including title treatments, colour and typography.
Planning a property film?
Tell us what it needs to do and we will tell you what it takes to make.