Property video production in London combines planned aerial sequences, interior walkthroughs and lifestyle filming to market developments, show homes and listings. Airframe Media produces property video for Taylor Wimpey (The Arc, EC2) and other London developments, with each location, filming plan and delivery scope agreed before production.
Airframe Media is a London-based property video production company. Named work includes The Arc EC2 for Taylor Wimpey. We produce single listing films, development stories and multi-phase campaigns across London's new build and regeneration sectors.
Property content scoped around the listing, development stage and intended channels.
Full production marketing films for new builds, regeneration schemes, and refurbishments, from groundworks to sales launch, covering all phases of a development.
Aerial filming planned around the development, intended shots, surrounding environment and wider production.
Smooth, professionally lit walkthrough films of dressed show homes and model apartments: the primary digital asset your sales suite needs before a single viewing begins.
Long-run intervalometer rigs capturing the full build progression from groundworks to structural completion, delivered as a flagship narrative asset at practical completion.
Composite sequences blending approved CGI visualisations with live show home footage, enabling off-plan marketing before physical completion.
Efficient, high-quality listing films for estate agents: interior walkthrough, exterior context, and neighbourhood, produced to a consistent style across your portfolio.
Progress films, construction milestones, and development narrative content for investor reports, planning presentations, and stakeholder communications.
Short-form vertical and horizontal assets cut for Instagram, LinkedIn, and property platforms: show home reveals, aerial teasers, and launch countdown content.
Aerial footage can establish location, demonstrate scale and show proximity to landmarks and transport. The planned shots need to serve the property story rather than sit apart from the wider film.
Send the exact address, intended shots and filming date. We assess the surrounding environment and applicable coordination before confirming what is feasible and recording the aerial scope in the quote.
The Arc EC2 (a Taylor Wimpey scheme in central London) is our most prominent property credit. We cover London's regeneration zones and established prime areas alike. Each location has different drone constraints and visual priorities. We know both.
And across all London boroughs: we know the FRZ constraints for each.
Aerial requirements assessed for the exact development and intended shots
Named client: Taylor Wimpey, The Arc EC2, central London apartment showcase with aerial footage
Experience with show home filming, construction timelapse, and off-plan CGI integration
Multi-site production for developers and estate agent groups
Launch date, review stages and delivery versions recorded in the quote
Venue and procurement requirements reviewed before filming
Including The Arc EC2: a central London apartment showcase with drone aerials.
“Airframe Media did a stunning job capturing The Arc. The video perfectly showcases the quality of the refurbishment and the prestige of the location. It's become an essential part of our marketing for the development.”
Property Marketing Team
The Arc EC2
“Airframe Media brought a cinematic quality to our documentation that we never expected. They captured the skill and dedication of our teams in a way that truly honours the heritage of Tower Bridge.”
Heritage Director
City of London Corporation
“They turned around a development launch film to an impossible deadline and it looked like it had been in post for weeks. The aerial footage of the site in context was exactly what the sales brochure needed.”
Development Director
London Property Group
Indicative pricing for common property productions. All projects are quoted individually: contact us with your brief for a fixed cost.
Quoted to scope
A listing film scoped around the property, access, intended channels and required versions.
Quoted to scope
A development marketing film planned around the show home, site, location story and campaign use.
Quoted to scope
An ongoing production relationship covering construction timelapse, CGI integration, show home launch, investor updates, and sales content across the full development lifecycle.
What property developers and agents ask before booking.
Cost depends on the number of locations, filming days, crew, access, aerial requirements, post-production, review stages and delivery versions. Airframe Media provides an itemised quote for the agreed scope. Current solo filming, aerial filming and editing rates are listed on our pricing page.
Feasibility depends on the exact address, surrounding environment, intended shots, filming date and site activity. Send those details before treating an aerial sequence as confirmed. We will identify the practical requirements, applicable coordination and lead time for that location.
Yes, and it is often better to shoot early. A dressed show home with controlled lighting, no site traffic, and quiet surroundings produces cleaner footage than a unit open during public viewings. We can work around construction schedules, filming in blocks between trades, after snagging but before handover, and plan the shoot to avoid any incomplete areas on camera. For off-plan developments, we also produce CGI-integrated sequences that contextualise show home interiors against the future exterior.
We install a weatherproof intervalometer camera rig on-site, positioned to capture the full build progression from groundworks to structural frame to cladding and fit-out. The camera shoots at a defined interval (typically one frame every 15–30 minutes) and we collect and process the footage at agreed milestones, usually quarterly. The final timelapse is delivered as a standalone asset or cut into a development narrative film. Power and data access on site is required: we brief your site manager on requirements during the planning stage.
Yes, and we are set up for it. We are comfortable working to an agency brief with defined style references, taking direction from account managers and creative directors, and delivering footage into agency edit workflows. We can provide raw graded selects, picture lock edits, and licensed music-cut versions as required. If the agency has CGI assets that need integrating with live footage, we handle the compositing. Direct communication with the developer or housebuilder is welcomed where that speeds decisions: we work to whatever structure is most efficient.
Tell us the sales launch or campaign date at the brief stage. We will review the filming plan, access, weather contingency, edit scope, review stages and required versions, then record the agreed schedule and delivery date in the quote.
Yes. We can composite approved CGI renders (whether exterior visualisations, interior CGI, or amenity renders) with live show home and site footage to create a coherent development film before the build is complete. This requires CGI files to be provided in the agreed format and resolution. We work with your visualisation studio directly if needed. CGI integration is a specialist compositing task and is quoted separately from the live filming component: we assess it once we have seen the CGI assets.
Yes. A multi-site quote can share the creative approach, shot framework and post-production plan across a portfolio. The locations, filming schedule, crew, deliverables and approval route are agreed for the specific programme before work begins.
Tell us about your scheme, intended audience, locations and launch date. We aim to acknowledge the enquiry within one business day, then confirm what is needed for an itemised quote.
Initial enquiries are normally acknowledged within one business day.