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There is a question we get asked fairly often, usually somewhere between the first call and the quote: how many people will actually be on site? It is a reasonable thing to want to know. A film crew in a live residential building is not a small presence, and if you manage that building you are the one fielding questions from residents about why there is a slider in the communal kitchen. The honest answer is that it depends entirely on what the film is for. So rather than talk

Behind the scenes on our property video production for Placefirst's Harlow Vale, a 139-home neighbourhood in Mansfield. When Placefirst asked Walrus Video to produce the launch film for Harlow Vale, their new 139-home rental neighbourhood in Mansfield, we had a familiar challenge on our hands. Only a handful of houses were complete. No interiors were dressed. There was no show home to walk through, no kitchen to linger on, no resident to interview. For a lot of property marke

Most property marketing relies on one thing being true: the building exists. You point a camera at the show home, the lobby, the rooftop terrace, and you let the space do the selling. But what happens when the development is still a construction site, and the launch needs to land long before the first resident moves in? That was the brief at Streatham Common Junction, the new Barratt London development in South London. We were asked to create a launch film for a place that, p

In property marketing, video isn’t a luxury anymore — it’s the difference between showing a development and bringing it to life . At Walrus Video , we specialise in property video production that goes beyond pretty visuals. We tell the human stories that make people connect with a place — whether it’s a Build to Rent neighbourhood, a PBSA scheme, or a new residential development. Why video matters in property Buying, renting, or investing is always emotional. People want to