By Mike Maloney

Imagine that you're standing in line with a lot of other real estate agents to
try to get a listing. Each agent has their own unique talents and special marketing
strategies to present to the seller.
What would you offer that would different from all the rest?


You have spent hundreds of dollars and hours to market yourself.
You've made dozens and dozens of phone calls just to get this
listing presentation. You prepared the listing package and practiced for the
presentation many times. What would getting that listing be worth to you? What
would you pay in exchange to earn a commission between $5000 and $25,000+?

Would you be interested if someone offered you a free trial of a product
that you can use for all your listing presentations? The best part is that there
is no cost to you, it is absolutely free to use as often as you like for any
size listing.

It gets even better! If you get the listing, you just pay a
nominal fee and you can get everything below:

Video home tour YouTube movie professionally edited for maximum impact
Attention getting beautiful professional photographs
Increased personal web presence and branding
Increased traffic to your website and keep viewers on your website longer
More property interest and showings
More referrals from happy clients
More listings
Sell more houses at a higher price
Make more money!

Having Professional Property Video Tours and Photography is the best
return on your investment! Take advantage of it now before every real estate
agent is doing it! Eventually all successful agents will use video and will no
longer use out-dated slide show marketing.

Do it today and sell more homes!

Have an awesome day!
Mike

Mike Maloney
Professional Video Home Tours and Photography
www.MikeMaloneyPhotos.com
Keller Willaims Professionals Realtor
Asheville, NC
828-273-9645



 

I have had many real estate agents ask me how I was
able to walk up stairs, float over granite counters and railings, walk quickly
on a forest trail or go down hallways room to room without shaking with the
camera with an appearance as if I was flying. The answer is a piece of equipment
that is used in the motion picture industry made by a company called
Steadicam.

Below is some history about the Steadicam from Wikipedia: 

“Before the camera stabilizing system, a director had  two choices for moving (or "tracking") shots:

1.The camera could be mounted on a camera dolly, a
wheeled mount that rolls on tracks or leveled boards. However, this is time
consuming to set up and impractical in many situations.

2.The camera operator could hold the camera in his hands. This allows greater speed and flexibility,
but even the most skilled camera operator cannot prevent the image from shaking,
if only minutely. Hand-held footage has therefore traditionally been considered
suitable mostly for documentaries, news, reportage work, live action, unrehearsable footage,
or as a special effect to evoke an atmosphere of authentic immediacy or cinéma vérité
during dramatic sequences.

While these cinematic techniques are still common, the Steadicam
has added another dimension to motion picture cinematography and
videography. A Steadicam essentially combines the stabilized steady footage of a
conventional tripod mount with the fluid motion of a dolly shot and the
flexibility of hand-held camera work. While smoothly following the operator's
broad movements, the Steadicam's armature absorbs any jerks, bumps, and
shakes.The Steadicam stays upright, by simply making the bottom slightly heavier
than the top, pivoting at the gimbal. This leaves the center of gravity of the
whole rig, however heavy it may be, exactly at the operator's fingertip,
allowing deft and finite control of the whole system with the lightest of
touches on the gimbal.

The skill of the operator is to keep the desired
framing and composition by feathering his or her touch on the gimbal, while the
rig and operator is in motion, and indeed when still.”

I found using this piece of equipment fun and challenging.
Although the Steadicam removes the camera shake you still need to
have a gentle touch to pivot, pan and frame the image. It is almost like a dance
with precise movements. Camera operators in Hollywood have to go through
training classes and 100’s of hours of practice to get the technique down. Every
house I shoot I improve on my ability to operate the Stedicam in more fluid
movements.

Now let’s get your property SOLD!!
Have an Awesome Day!
Mike

Mike Maloney
Real  Estate Marketing
Photographer,Videographer
Asheville,  NC
mike@mikemaloneyphotos.com
www.mikemaloneyphotos.com