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Real Estate Video
Real Estate Video which includes ~5 Aerial Photographs when possible.
- Real Estate Video
- MLS Friendly YouTube Link
- ~5 Aerial Photographs
- Private Gallery
Pricing details, service area, scheduling, and preparation are further down this page.
Where’s the shoot?
The property address determines drive time, so we ask first to show only the slots our team can actually reach without disrupting other shoots that day.
Before you book
What to know about Real Estate Video.
The practical details behind the price: where the studio travels, what can change the total, how scheduling works, and how to get the property ready.
Pricing
$525
- How many square feet is the property?
- 3,000 included, then $0.10 per unit above that
Coupons, referral credit, and loyalty rewards are applied on the confirm step, and the exact total is shown before you send the request.
Service area
Based in Jupiter, FL, serving Florida’s Treasure Coast and The Palm Beaches:
- Palm Beach County — Tequesta, Jupiter, Jupiter Farms, Juno Beach, Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, North Palm Beach
- Martin County — Palm City, Stuart, Jensen Beach, Hobe Sound
- St. Lucie County — Fort Pierce, Port St. Lucie
- Indian River County — Vero Beach, Sebastian
Outside these areas? Send the address for a travel quote.
Travel fees
- No travel fee within 85 road miles of the studio.
- Beyond that, $1.50 per round-trip mile, calculated from the property address before you pick a time.
- Properties more than 200 round-trip miles away are quoted individually.
Scheduling
- Plan on about 1 hour on site.
- Dates open from 1 day ahead up to 90 days out.
- The calendar shows only start times the studio can reach from its previous shoot, so the property address comes first.
- A request is pending until HigMedia staff confirm it, within one business day, by email.
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Wed–Thu | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
Preparing for the shoot
- Clear counters, floors, and beds; put away personal items, cords, pet bowls, and trash cans.
- Turn on every light, replace burnt-out bulbs, and open blinds and curtains so rooms photograph bright.
- Move vehicles out of the driveway and away from the front of the home, and close garage doors.
- Tidy the yard and pool area: mow, blow off patios, uncover outdoor furniture, and stow hoses and toys.
- Secure pets and, where possible, plan for the home to be empty while the shoot is under way.
- Aerial photographs depend on safe flying weather and FAA airspace rules for the address; if a flight is not possible on the day, an alternative is arranged rather than skipped.
- For video, have the whole home staged and lit at once: the walkthrough records every room in sequence, so there is no time to reset between spaces.