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Choose your coverage
Start with photography, film, aerial coverage, Virtual Twilight editing, or a combination built around the listing.
Show the space.
Keep the feeling.
Curb Snap photographs property the way a buyer walks it: clearly, in order, and with the details that justify the price given room to land.
Composed without feeling staged.
Property media has one job: make a buyer want to stand in the room. That does not come from heavy effects or a wide lens pushed too far. It comes from getting the light right, keeping the verticals straight, and sequencing the set so the floor plan makes sense before anyone reads the description.
Every shoot is planned around the property rather than run off a fixed shot list. The light in a west-facing great room at four o’clock is not the light in a galley kitchen at nine, and the order the rooms are shot in follows how the house actually flows.
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Architecture before effects
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Move room to room in a clear sequence
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Edit for clarity, color, and balance
A clear path from listing to final frame.
Planning up front keeps capture day focused and the final media aligned with where it will actually be used.
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Choose a live slot
Share the location and details, then reserve the calendar window that matches the selected coverage.
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Capture day
The visual plan follows the property's light, flow, architecture, and strongest selling moments.
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Receive your media
The selected package defines the finished formats, intended use, and delivery plan for the project.
Build the coverage. Choose the time.
Select the property size and media package, review the expected price and reserved window, then book from live availability.