Good photos and video cost money, so it helps to know what you are buying. These guides explain what video production costs in Halifax, how to hire an editor without paying for endless revisions and what Transport Canada’s drone rules mean for your project. Real estate agents and hosts will also find help with listing photos, short-term rental shots and the line between virtual staging and misleading advertising. Roofers and insurers can read about using drone photos as evidence. When you are ready to book, see photography and videography from $79, real estate photography from $349 or drone videography from $299. You can also watch finished work on our video design page.
AI tools can now furnish an empty living room in seconds, turn a grey February sky blue, and make a tired kitchen look renovated. For Nova Scotia listings, the question isn’t whether you can do this. It’s which of those edits a buyer, a regulator
Two things decide whether a Nova Scotia short-term rental gets booked. The first is whether it’s allowed to be listed at all: provincial registration, the registration number on the listing, and, in HRM, the right municipal approval. The second is whether someone scrolling past a
After a storm, you know something happened to the roof. There’s a shingle on the lawn, a stain on the ceiling, maybe a gap you can see from the street. What you don’t have is a clear look at the whole roof, and you shouldn’t
There’s a hard drive in most Halifax businesses with several hours of usable video on it. Phone clips from job sites. A conference talk someone recorded. Footage from a shoot two years ago that produced one video and forty minutes of unused material. A folder
Most video quotes in Halifax are useless to compare, because two agencies can send you the same number for wildly different work. One means a half-day with a single operator and a two-day edit. The other means a crew of four, a scripted shoot, and
A Bedford realtor called us last spring, mid-panic. She’d hired someone off a Facebook group to shoot aerials of a waterfront listing for $150. The footage looked fine. Then the brokerage’s compliance officer asked for the pilot’s certificate number and proof of liability coverage, and
Drone photography in Halifax is no longer a luxury. For contractors, real estate agents, and developers, aerial shots close deals and win bids. Here's what to know.
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