Portfolio
Custom homes, renovations and interiors, documented as the work happened. Most of what is here was made over months rather than in a single visit, which is why it shows framing and demo alongside finished rooms.
We film and photograph for builders, remodelers, interior designers and architecture firms across North Carolina and the Mid-Atlantic. If a project below looks like the kind of work you do, the pages under Services explain how we would approach yours.
Recent Videos
Custom home, North Raleigh
A walkthrough film built around the questions buyers ask before they choose a custom builder. Made for the builder's website and for sales meetings.
Custom home, Raleigh. Parade of Homes entry
Film of the builder's Parade of Homes entry, made for the listing, the website and social.
Custom home, Chapel Hill
Exterior and interior stills made for the builder's website and social channels.
What we document
Construction, start to finish. Framing, rough-in, the details that get covered up, and the finished, empty house in the few days before the owners move in.
Finished homes and interiors. Stills and film shot for the design, not the listing: closer, slower, at the hour the room works best.
The people. The builder, superintendent or designer on camera, explaining a decision in their own words.
Short clips. Cut-downs for Instagram, YouTube and the Google Business Profile, each pointing back to a project page.
Who this work is for
More on how we film and photograph builds: video production for builders.
How a project gets documented
Plan at contract. We put the shoot dates on the calendar against the build schedule, before anything gets covered.
Shoot the milestones. Framing, rough-in, millwork, finish and move-in, plus a return visit once the landscaping grows in.
Deliver for every channel. A project film, stills, short clips and the copy for a project page.
Read what it did. Which pieces got watched, found and acted on. That decides what we shoot on the next house.
Have a project starting soon?
Tell us about it before it goes to framing.