Let's get the property camera-ready.

A little prep before we arrive makes a big difference in the final gallery. Work through each room below — it's laid out in the same order we shoot in.

Pre-Shoot Checklist

How to use this: Check items off as you go. Sections run exterior → interior, the same path our camera takes through the home.

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Exterior & Curb Appeal

First frame of the gallery — and usually the first photo a buyer sees.

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General Interior

Applies to every room we shoot — the baseline before we get specific.

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Entry

Small space, but it sets the tone for the whole walkthrough.

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Living Areas

Keep it open, minimal, and easy for a buyer to picture themselves in.

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Kitchen & Dining

Clear counters photograph larger — this is the room worth the extra ten minutes.

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Bathrooms

Buyers zoom in here — streaks and clutter show up fast.

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Bedrooms

A made bed does more work than almost anything else in the house.

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Day-Of Access

Please have the property vacant of contractors, stagers, or other crews when we arrive, with full access to every room and the exterior. It keeps us on schedule and lets us capture everything at its best.

Not sure how to prep a specific room, or working with a tight timeline? Just text us — we're happy to walk through it with you.

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