Shooting Professional Real Estate Videos - The Ultimate Guide

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• The Camera Gear I use and recommend for REAL ESTATE VIDEOS
  
  
• The Email Script that got me 3 Real Estate Video Clients in 3 Days!
  
  
• My Personal Folder Structure for Video Projects (Ready to Use!) 
  
  
• Understand the Basics of Filmmaking PDF (Free Download)

Real Estate Video Production is one of the easiest and most common ways for new videographers to start out in professionally making videos and earning a living with it.

I have made classes on Editing Real Estate Videos before and hundreds of students learned how to take amazing footage and turn it into a real estate video that sells.

Since then a lot of you have asked for the Shooting-part of the process and here it is. In this class I take you through my complete process of how to Shoot Real Estate Videos.

Here is what you can expect in the class:

1. In section one I explain which gear you need to be able to produce amazing quality real estate videos.

• Which camera is the best?
• Which lenses should I buy?
• Which stabilizers do you recommend?
• Do I need a drone?

2. In section two I quickly mention a couple of tips for preparation

3. Section 3 is the heart of this class and we go through the complete and detailed process of how I produce my videos for my clients

1. The 5 most important camera settings
2. My personal 5-step-shot list
3. Composition and Focus
4. The top 5 camera movements you need to master
5. The 9 most common mistakes that I have made in the past and still see beginners and even intermediates do today
6. The problem of lighting in real estate videos

4. And then in section four, I take a bit of time and go through the business side of producing real estate videos

• How to cold-email potential clients and actually get results
• How to find clients in the first place
• How to get amazing material for your portfolio before you even have a job
• How to over-deliver to your clients and have them come back to you

As you can see there is a lot of amazing knowledge waiting for you. I have put a lot of effort into this class to equip you with the knowledge you need to go out there and start getting results in your creative career in video.

Instructor Dennis Schrader

I am a fulltime filmmaker based out of Hamburg, Germany and I work with clients to produce real estate videos, documentaries, commercials and event videos.

For the last 1,5 years I have been teaching my video production knowledge to students all over the world. My goal is to teach my students the skills and mindset they need to fullfill their creative goals.

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www.dennisschrader.com

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• Introduction to "Shooting Real Estate Videos"
• 1.1 What Camera to use
• 1.2 What lens to use
• 1.3 What stabilizer to use
• 1.4 Which drone to use
• 2.1 Preparation for the shoot
• 3.1 The 5 important Camera Settings
• 3.2 The 5-step shot list
• 3.3 Composition
• 3.4 Focusing
• 3.5 The Top 5 camera movements
• The Student Project
• 3.7 Lighting
• 3.8 The 9 most common mistakes
• 4.1 How to land the job
• 4.2 What to charge
• 4.3 How to blow away your clients
• This is where I say thank you!