Journal
Film the property. Read what the image reveals.
Shoot preparation, property enquiries and sourced market data. Practical methods illustrated with locations from our portfolio.
The three guides
- Guide
Property video: make the place clear before counting views
A property film should help someone understand the building and decide what to ask next. That starts with a coherent route, not a promise of sales.
9 min
- Guide
Buying or selling a villa starts with a clear information pack
A film helps explain a villa; documents establish what the images cannot. Organise the visible features, supporting evidence and unanswered questions before arranging a visit.
9 min
- Guide
Alsace property data: check the coverage before the price
A price needs a source, period and clearly defined market. In Alsace, the national transaction dataset has a coverage gap that must be understood first.
9 min
Latest articles
Property video cost: compare the work behind the quote
A filming quote becomes comparable when its deliverables and permitted uses are clear. The final running time does not measure the work needed to produce it.
10 min
Filming Saint-Paul-de-Vence: show the setting without inventing the story
Villa St. Maxime gives the film a specific place and owner route. Keep that identity clear while using aerial and ground-level images for different purposes.
9 min
Filming a Marrakech riad: let the courtyard explain the place
At Riad O’Zeen, the courtyard palm gives the viewer a recognisable reference. Galleries, doorways and details should build a route around it, not an invented history.
10 min
Filming a Koh Samui villa: keep the neighbours in view
The balcony footage shows sunset light, nearby roofs and a built hillside. An accurate villa film keeps that context instead of promising an isolated retreat.
11 min
A Dettwiller villa shoot: 209 files, and the set that survives
One filming day in Alsace produced 209 media files. The 2026 manifest keeps twelve photographs and eight clips. This is how that cut is decided.
9 min
Filming a villa in Eschau: what one vertical reel can settle
AchMedia published one vertical reel for Villa La Buena Vida, in Eschau, near Strasbourg. A short film can place a property and open an enquiry, but it does not replace the owner's file.
10 min
Domaine La Rosière: publishing a group estate with a private address
One house in Alsace, two public source records and two names. This is how the page was written without an exact address, a price or an implied booking.
10 min
Filming 40 m²: the Aux Sons des Cloches chalet in Rosteig
Aux Sons des Cloches fits into 40 m², with a private Jacuzzi® and a sauna. The film has to keep that volume honest, then send the reader to the owner.
9 min