A polished property video starts before animation. It starts with permission, selection, and a clear reason for every frame to exist.
Post one: the full tour
The standard twenty to thirty second walkthrough. This is the asset most agents make, and then stop, leaving four more posts unmade from the same import.
Post two: a single room
Take the kitchen alone and give it eight seconds across three angles. Single-room posts often outperform full tours, because the viewer gets one clear idea instead of eleven partial ones.
Post three: price context
Use the same photos to answer what this price buys in this neighborhood. This reaches people who are not buying this property but are trying to understand the market, which is a much larger audience.
Post four: the neighborhood angle
Lead with the location rather than the property. What is walkable, what the street is like, who it suits. This is the content that reaches buyers who are two years out, which is when they choose who to follow.
Post five: a detail or a before-and-after
A material, a renovation, a staging change. Short, visual, and easy, and it gives the week a post that is not another tour.
Build all five in one session
The efficiency comes from batching. One import, one selection pass, five exports. Producing them across five separate days is what makes a content schedule collapse.