Edmonton Listing Video Packages: What to Include
Two Edmonton listing video packages can have similar names and very different scopes. One may cover a short filmed walkthrough; another may include agent audio, outdoor coverage, aerial footage and several social edits. Compare what will be captured and delivered before deciding which quote suits a listing.
The checklist below is for commissioning a local provider. It does not establish Edmonton market-average pricing or Melon Media service availability in the city.
Match the package to the property
Apartment or compact townhouse: prioritise an understandable route through the living spaces, useful exterior context and any authorised balcony coverage. Arrange building access and permission for shared areas. More footage is not automatically more informative.
Detached or infill home: show connections between floors, principal rooms and outdoor areas. Ask whether the shoot includes enough exterior coverage to explain the home rather than just a brief opening shot.
Property with extensive grounds or multiple buildings: allow for the additional filming time and a clear way to distinguish each area. Aerial work may help, subject to the operator’s location review and required permissions. Boundaries or permitted uses need independent verification.
Ask for a deliverables schedule
| Item | Confirm in writing |
|---|---|
| Main edit | Approximate length, framing, resolution and intended channel. |
| Social content | Number of distinct edits, vertical framing, captions and cover images. |
| Agent participation | Recording time, microphone setup, script review and retakes. |
| Branding | Any branded and clean versions required by your listing or brokerage system. |
| Revisions | Included review rounds, change deadlines and charges for additional work. |
| Permissions | Music, footage and other rights covering the intended listing and advertising uses. |
Keep optional coverage purposeful
A twilight visit is useful when an evening feature needs to be shown; it is not a requirement for every home. A vertical edit should have its own clear subject. Raw footage, separate drone clips and longer-term hosting should each be discussed rather than assumed to be included.
Use the vertical video idea list to brief short edits, and the Canadian photo and video package comparison to compare combined services.
Confirm how the launch will work
Set the listing date, first-cut deadline and final approval deadline together. Clarify the plan for poor weather or incomplete staging. The production contract should explain whether rescheduling, an additional visit or a rush turnaround changes the cost.
Review final files on both a phone and a larger screen. Check the address, property facts, room sequence, captions and links before publication. For a Toronto or GTA property, Melon Media’s current package page lists the available scope to discuss for that location.
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