Photos show the rooms. Video shows what it's like to walk in the front door, move through the kitchen and step out onto the deck. I shoot in 4K with smooth gimbal motion, sweeping exterior reveals and close-up details, then color grade and cut it to music.
Choose the full cinematic film, a vertical cut made for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, or both. You can also add yourself on camera or in a voiceover, a day-to-night transition, or clips of the neighborhood.
A showcase film that captures the feel of the property, not just the layout.
A showcase film that captures the feel of the property, not just the layout. Smooth gimbal motion, sweeping exterior reveals, and close-up detail shots are cut together to music for a polished, high-energy piece. Shot in 4K and professionally color graded, it's built to stop the scroll on social and elevate the listing.
By the numbers: Listings with video draw up to 400% more inquiries and, per Zillow, sell 14% faster. 58% of buyers want to see video before touring, and 73% of sellers prefer an agent who markets with video.
In the listing pitch: 73% of sellers are more likely to hire an agent who markets with video—up from 63% in 2021—yet only about a quarter of agents do it on every listing. Walk into the kitchen-table meeting with a cinematic video of a past property and you're instantly the agent who wins.
A vertical, fast-cut clip built for how buyers actually scroll—Reels, TikTok, and Shorts.
A vertical, fast-cut clip built for how buyers actually scroll—Reels, TikTok, and Shorts. Where the cinematic video is the polished showcase, this is the hook: punchy pacing, the property's best moments up front, and a format that fills the phone screen instead of asking anyone to rotate it. Made to get shared, not just watched.
By the numbers: Video posts generate roughly 12x more shares than photo posts on social, and Instagram Reels drive about 67% more engagement than static images on real estate accounts. Short-form video pulls 2–2.5x the engagement of long-form on nearly every platform.
In the listing pitch: 47% of millennial and Gen Z buyers found their agent through social media. This isn't just marketing the house—it's putting your name and brand in front of the next decade of sellers. Every clip is a listing ad and a personal ad at the same time.
Sweeping reveals that pull back to show the whole property, its lot, and everything around it—proximity to parks, trails, mountains, and how the home sits in its setting.
Pure aerial storytelling. Sweeping reveals that pull back to show the whole property, its lot, and everything around it—proximity to parks, trails, mountains, and how the home sits in its setting. It answers questions buyers have before they think to ask them, and gives large lots, acreage, and scenic backdrops a scale ground-level shots can't touch.
By the numbers: Real estate video overall drives up to 400% more inquiries than photo-only listings, and buyers increasingly expect aerial perspective as standard rather than a luxury extra.
In the listing pitch: Sellers consistently say they'd rather hire an agent who markets with drone and video over one who doesn't—and in a market like Colorado Springs, where views, lot size, and open-space access are half the sell, aerial motion is the shot that closes the listing appointment.
Your listing photos, set in motion.
Your listing photos, set in motion. We take the stills you already paid for and build them into a clean, music-backed video with smooth transitions and subtle motion—the Ken Burns pan-and-zoom that gives flat images life. It's not a filmed walkthrough or a cinematic piece; it's the affordable way to have a video on every listing, made entirely from the photos you're already getting.
By the numbers: Video posts pull roughly 12x more shares than photo posts on social, and 73% of sellers prefer an agent who markets with video. A slideshow gets you into that "uses video" category on every listing without the cost of a full shoot.
In your listing pitch: This is your everyday video—the one you put on listings that don't warrant a cinematic production but still shouldn't go out as photos alone. It checks the "my agent does video" box for your seller and gives you something to post on social, all from stills you already have.
Put yourself in the story—on camera or voice-only.
Put yourself in the story—on camera or voice-only. An on-camera intro or a voiceover laid over the property footage, turns a listing video into a piece of the agent's brand. The house still sells itself; you just becomes the familiar face and voice attached to it. Choose on-camera for maximum recognition, or narration-only for those who'd rather stay behind the mic.
By the numbers: The property video itself is now table stakes—every serious listing has one. What still moves the needle is recognition, and buyers increasingly pick you before they pick the house.
In the listing pitch: A polished walkthrough markets the home; your presence markets them. Sellers can see it too—narration turns every listing video into personal-brand content you are building on the back of selling their house, which makes the whole package feel like more than a one-off shoot. It's the cheapest way to make each video do double duty.
Up to five clips of the life around the property—the trailhead, the coffee shop, the park, the view from the ridge—cut into your Cinematic or Social Media Video so the film sells the neighborhood, not just the rooms.
Video add-on · Up to 5 clips
Up to five clips of the life around the property—the trailhead, the coffee shop, the park, the view from the ridge—cut into your Cinematic or Social Media Video so the film sells the neighborhood, not just the rooms. You pick the spots; we shoot and integrate them.
In the listing pitch: Relocating buyers are choosing a place before a house. Ten seconds of the neighborhood inside the video answers the question they'd otherwise ask a stranger online.
A short, punchy teaser cut from your video shoot—a few of the best moments, no full walkthrough—built for the "coming soon" post.
Video add-on · Coming-soon teaser
A short, punchy teaser cut from your video shoot—a few of the best moments, no full walkthrough—built for the "coming soon" post. Available with Cinematic Video, Aerial Video, and Vacant Land Video.
In the listing pitch: A coming-soon teaser builds a showing list before the listing goes live, and puts the agent's name in front of the neighborhood a week early.
“I can not say enough good things about Harrison Christopher Photographer LLC!! Always on time, efficient, great with my clients and the media comes out perfect every single time. So grateful to have this company on my team!”Chandra H. · BrightCO Home Group
A cinematic video starts at $440 and a vertical social media video at $300, both priced by the size of the home. A slideshow video built from your listing photos is $50.
The cinematic video is the polished showcase: horizontal, longer, built for the listing and your website. The social media video is vertical and fast-cut, with the best moments up front, made for how people scroll on their phones.
Yes. The narration add-on ($100) puts you on camera for an intro, or in a voiceover over the property footage if you'd rather stay behind the mic.
Based in Colorado Springs, serving Colorado Springs, Monument, Castle Rock, Woodland Park, Fountain, Calhan, Pueblo, Cañon City and Hartsel, and the rural parcels between them across El Paso, Teller, Douglas, Park, Pueblo and Fremont counties. See the towns I shoot most.