Property Film and Aerial video
Captura films period homes, country houses and farms across Bath, Bristol, Somerset and Wiltshire. Films are usually shot on the same visit as the photography, with aerial video where the property suits it and a vertical cut for social, and are delivered in around five working days.
What a property film includes
Film comes with the Signature and Prestige packages, or can be booked on its own. Mike Norris shoots, edits and grades every film. Films are usually shot on the same visit as the photography. Aerial video is flown by a CAA-licensed, insured pilot where the property suits it and airspace allows. The main film is delivered via Vimeo, ready for Rightmove and your website, with a vertical cut for Instagram alongside it.
Townhouses, country houses and farms
No two films follow the same sequence. On Sion Hill, the film opens above the city and moves through the sash windows, the marble fireplaces and the library. At Batheaston House, it starts on the aerial over clipped yew and topiary before going inside. For a farm like Parkhill, the land, the approach and the outbuildings get most of the screen time, because for a farm sale the land is the listing.
Recent films
Batheaston House, Batheaston: a Grade II* listed Queen Anne house above formal topiary gardens, filmed for Knight Frank Bath.
Sion Hill, Bath: a Georgian home in a Bath stone terrace above Royal Victoria Park, filmed for Knight Frank Bath.
Belcombe Place, Bradford-on-Avon: a Georgian townhouse, photographed and filmed on one visit for Moveli.
The Granary, Oakhill: a family home in Somerset, filmed for Nigel Fudge Estate Agents.
Stonewell House, Somerset: a rural farmhouse, filmed for Debbie Fortune Estate Agents.
Parkhill Farm, Somerset: a farm with land and outbuildings, filmed for Killens.
Breach House: sold in three days
Breach House in Clutton, a stone farmhouse with a heated pool, was photographed and filmed on a Signature package for Killens. It sold within three days of listing.
"Breach House sold incredibly quickly, and a huge part of that was down to the exceptional marketing. The video and photography were absolutely stunning and really elevated the listing." Craig Rees, Branch Manager, Killens, Chew Magna
Prices
Film only, £995: property film, aerial video and a vertical cut for social. Signature, from £1,095: photography, property film, aerial video and a vertical cut for social. Prestige, from £1,450: everything in Signature, plus a dusk shoot. Homes over 4,000 sq ft add £150, and estates and properties above £3M are quoted individually.
Agents we film for
Captura films for agents and developers including Knight Frank, Moveli, Killens, Debbie Fortune, Nigel Fudge, Lodestone, CJ Hole New Homes and Backhouse Housing, across Bath, Bristol, Somerset, Wiltshire, Hampshire, the Cotswolds, Dorset, Devon and Cornwall.
FAQ
How quickly is the film delivered?
Around five working days from the shoot. Photographs from the same visit arrive within 24–48 hours, so the listing can go live before the film is ready.
How long is a property film?
A full property film runs 60 to 90 seconds. The vertical cut for social runs up to 30 seconds and doubles as a "coming soon" teaser.
How much does a property film cost?
The Signature package, from £1,095, includes the film, full photography, aerial video and a vertical cut for social. Prestige adds a dusk shoot, from £1,450.
Can I book film without photography?
Yes. Film only is £995, including aerial video and a vertical cut for social.
Can you film with a drone at every property?
Aerial video is included where the property suits it and airspace allows. All drone work is flown by a CAA-licensed, fully insured pilot.
Where can the film be used?
The main film is delivered via Vimeo, ready to add to Rightmove, your website and your own listings. The vertical cut is made for Instagram.
Is music included?
Yes. Every film is set to licensed music, cleared for agents to post on their own websites, social channels and YouTube.
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