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How Do Listing Video Revisions Work?

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Introduction

A listing video should communicate the property clearly and support the marketing plan we agreed on before filming. If you would like an adjustment after delivery, our revision policy provides a straightforward way to refine the edit while keeping the original project scope clear.

What is included?

Each video includes one complimentary round of revisions. Revisions apply to the scope agreed upon before the shoot. That distinction matters: refining an existing project is different from expanding it after the finished video has been delivered. We recommend reviewing the video as a whole and putting your requested changes into one clear list. This helps us understand the complete direction for the revision round rather than working from separate, potentially conflicting notes.

How should we receive feedback?

The most useful feedback identifies the moment you want adjusted and the outcome you want to achieve. For example, you might identify a section where you would prefer greater emphasis on an agreed selling feature. If your request concerns music, include a description of the mood or genre you have in mind, or a reference track. Specific direction gives us a stronger basis for making an informed change. These are suggestions for clearer communication, not additional booking requirements.

What happens after the included round?

Additional revision rounds for real estate video are billed at $100 each. The complimentary round is not an unlimited series of edits. Before requesting another round, consider whether the notes address the remaining changes together. The $100 rate applies to additional real estate video revision rounds; it should not be read as a published rate for every type of business video project.

When is a request new work?

Requests made after delivery to add new scenes or content that was not previously discussed are considered new work. We quote and bill that work separately. For example, deciding after delivery that the video also needs a newly planned on-camera segment is an expansion of the project, not simply an adjustment to the original edit. Discussing important scenes before the shoot helps us establish the right scope from the beginning.

Next step

If you are unsure whether an idea is a revision or a scope change, contact us before requesting the work. We can clarify the distinction for your project. To plan a new listing video, visit https://www.reachmediaproductions.com/book-a-shoot or send your question through https://www.reachmediaproductions.com/contact.

 
 
 

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