Spearhead Media
Real Estate Services

Yes, All videos include aerial drone footage, unless the property is in restricted airspace. If the property is in restricted airspace, we attempt to apply for clearance from the FAA. If we are denied from the FAA, we film exteriors from the ground. This is uncommon, as most requests are accepted by the FAA unless the property is in extreme proximity to airports, navy bases, etc.

Typically 12-48 hours. However, depending on the scale of the job, and intricacy of the editing required, turnaround times can extend to 48 hours and in rare cases up to 72 hours for premium architectural photography jobs.

Typically 48-72 Hrs. For larger properties and more demanding videos, turnaround times can extend 3-5 days, although the vast majority of our videos are delivered in 72 Hrs.

Typically 72 Hrs

Typically 1 Week

Drone photography can be booked as an add-on when booked with another service.

This will result in an on-site reschedule (rescheduling fee will apply).

No, we ask that Spearhead Media is onsite without other photographers.

Yes, we are happy to reschedule at no charge if the call is made at least 1 hour before the shoot. 3 weather reschedules max.

No, this will result in an on-site reschedule.

No, Amenities can be booked as an add-on when booked with another service.

Premium Architectural Photography is the highest tier offering for high end properties. It includes detail shots, both horizontal wide coverage and vertical images for marketing materials, social media, etc. Premium Architectural Photography also includes Twilight ground and Aerial photography at no extra charge.

No, the property should be in shoot ready condition when the photographer arrives on site. We do our best to keep an eye out for out of place items and will at times be able to make small adjustments, but for best results we require that the property is in shoot ready condition by the time we arrive.

Standard Photography is wide angle coverage of the property/home. We cover mainly every area of the house, except for small closets and rooms undesired by the client. We do not typically shoot garages unless specifically requested by our client. Standard Photography does not include aerial photography, detail shots, or premium architectural photography. However, drone photography, detail shots, amenities and more can be added as an add-on at the time of booking.

Twilight Photography is one of the most effective and popular ways to make your listing stand out from the rest. The photos are taken roughly 20 minutes before sunset until 20-30 minutes after sunset. All lights available in the home, including landscape and driveway lights, need to be turned on for the best results. Twilight photography does not include full coverage of the home. We focus on the best angles of the home or “hero shots”. Typically this is a combination of exterior photos, view shots, pool and backyard photos and interior main room shots with views from prominent windows.

We do not limit the number of photos delivered to a certain number based on square footage. We shoot what our experience has taught us the home needs. We omit photos that we know don’t add value to the listing (small closets, toilet rooms, dirty garages, etc). If our client requests a small closet be photographed, then we shoot it.

Granny flats, ADU’s or detached units are only covered by standard photography if their square footage was added to the main residence’s square footage at the time of booking. For example:

If the main home is 2000 sq ft and the ADU is 1000 sq ft, the service booked needs to be Standard Photography – 3000 sq ft – 3999 sq ft. If the ADU’s sq ft was not added to the booking, it will not be photographed during the photoshoot.

No, the media provided is only licensed to the client who booked the service. Giving any other party media is a copyright infringement and will result in takedown notices and further action only if needed. Our clients can give stagers, home owners, or any other third party our contact information and we can license the photos to them directly.

Yes and No. If absolutely necessary, the home can be occupied but the quality of the final product is negatively affected by this. The optimal setting for us to produce high quality media is to shoot with the most limited number of occupants possible (Ideally 0). In the case of workers, contractors, etc, we will not shoot the spaces if there are people working there unless they clear the rooms or areas by the time we get to that section of the home.

Yes, but only if the photographer’s current schedule allows for the extra time on site and only if the client is able to get on our booking page immediately and book the add-on services.