Bransford Media
In Bozeman the land is usually most of what a buyer is paying for, and stills flatten exactly that. A photo can show a kitchen. It cannot show how far the property sits from the road, what the light does off the Bridgers at six, or how much sky a lot actually has.
We shoot listing films and property tours across Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley: the home, the land around it, and the drive up to it, cut short enough to hold someone on a listing page and vertical enough to work in a feed. One person shoots, directs, and edits, so what gets discussed on site is what shows up in the cut.
Every film below was delivered to a real client in this valley. That is the whole portfolio, not a selection.
Questions we get
A single-property listing film is shot in one visit and delivered within a few days. Speed is the point: a listing that goes live without video and gets it two weeks later has already spent its best two weeks.
Yes. Aerials, interiors, and the edit are all the same person, which is why a property tour comes back looking like one film instead of a stitched-together package.
A horizontal cut built for the listing page and the client's site, plus a vertical cut for Instagram and Facebook. Both come from the same shoot, so a listing does not need a second visit to exist on social.
Big Sky, Livingston, Belgrade, Manhattan, Paradise Valley, and the rest of the Gallatin Valley, plus Austin, Texas, where William is based between Montana trips.