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Due to the current lockdown, virtual viewings have become a vital part of keeping the property market moving. We have gathered some helpful tips on how to film your property for a virtual viewing.
Try and film your video in the highest possible resolution for your device
Landscape videos look better as you can get more in the shot
Ensure you have cleaned the house, made the bed and there are no distracting items lying around
Plan your route so you can move through the property easily and in a logical order
Focus on areas of the house you love or are a particular selling point
If you are not explaining key feature of the property put the volume on mute
Do as many takes as you like, the better quality of the video, the more interest the property will get
Film during the day instead of at night
Keep the camera steady, try and avoid jolting and going to quickly
Make sure you include any external areas such as parking spaces, garages, garden etc.
Avoid filming anything which may be a security risk e.g. your door number
