Toronto Listing Video Booking FAQ: Scope, Revisions and Delivery

Before booking a Toronto listing video, confirm the production method, property-size band and final deliverables. These answers help turn a published starting price into an order that matches your property and launch schedule.

Does video-only include a photography session?

No. Melon Media’s Video Only page describes separate video products. For photography and video together, compare the combined packages. Existing photographs can be supplied for Signature Video Only, but that does not create an on-site photo booking.

What is the difference between Essential Video and Signature Video Only?

Essential Video is listed as on-site cinematic property production with very minimal AI. Signature Video Only is an AI and animation video made from supplied photographs, with source files and scope reviewed before payment. Choose the method based on the intended presentation and available images.

How do I find the right price?

Use the same property-size band when comparing products on the current video service page. Properties above the listed bands or with unusual requirements need a custom quote. Confirm the selected scope, applicable tax and payment details in the booking summary; a blog example or a previous order is not a new quote.

Are vertical, branded and unbranded versions included?

Confirm video length, aspect ratios and branding versions before production. Only deliverables in the agreed scope are part of the order. Review the requirements of your brokerage and publishing platform rather than assuming one version will suit every destination.

How many revisions are included?

The current service information states that one round of minor revisions is included unless otherwise agreed in writing. Review the service terms and distinguish factual corrections or minor changes from a new concept, extra footage or additional versions. Send consolidated feedback through one contact.

When will the video be delivered?

Confirm the final date for the selected product in writing. The supplied-photo AI service currently describes a typical five-business-day timeframe after production, required materials, approvals and payment are complete. That should not be applied automatically to every product. Photo and video outputs in a combined order may arrive on different dates.

What should I send before production?

Provide the address, approximate size, desired outputs, intended publication channels and launch target. Include access instructions for an on-site shoot, or suitable source photographs for a supplied-photo order. Share verified property details and identify who approves the script and final edit.

What needs checking before release?

Review the address, features, captions, views and visible private information. Ensure generated or altered imagery does not misrepresent the property. Confirm the final files match the agreed versions, then publish through the planned channels. A clear booking brief supports reliable production; it does not guarantee views, offers or a sale date.