What video does in Walker that stills cannot
Walker is the suburb buyers choose when they want fast access to downtown Grand Rapids without paying a downtown price. It sits northwest of the city, minutes off I-96 and US-131, with a quick run west to GVSU and Allendale.
For this market the case for video is the practical case. Walker buyers are commuters and value shoppers, so the cut sells square footage, yard, and how quickly you are on the highway. A still gallery is a set of disconnected rooms; a walkthrough is the only format that carries how a home actually connects, and a vertical cut is the only one that survives a thumb moving at speed.
What a Walker listing reel looks like
The standard deliverable is a vertical 9:16 cut for Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok: hooked in the first second, paced fast, captioned so it reads with the sound off, and ending on the address and your name rather than ours. It is shot during the same visit as the photos, so the listing gets stills and video from one appointment.
- The hook — the single best frame in the house, first, before anyone decides to scroll
- The walk — entry through the main living spaces in one continuous read, so the floor plan makes sense
- The proof — the two or three features this listing is actually priced on
- The setting — a Walker exterior and, where it earns its place, a drone establishing shot
- The close — address, price point, and the agent's name and contact
Video pricing for Walker listings
A single-listing vertical reel is $150. A multi-listing or branded package is $300, useful for agents posting on a consistent cadence. Video attaches to any photo tier, and a drone establishing shot adds $125. See the full video breakdown.
Where the reel actually goes
The cut is delivered in a format you can post directly: vertical for Reels, Stories, and TikTok, with a horizontal export on request for a listing page or a YouTube upload. Most agents get more mileage out of the vertical, because it is the version that runs in the feed where buyers are already scrolling. The reel is yours, unbranded to ECS, so it works as your marketing rather than ours.
What we shoot in Walker
- Standale ranch and split-level homes on the spacious lots the district is known for
- Commuter-convenient homes near I-96 and US-131
- Kenowa Hills Public Schools zone homes
- Homes near Millennium Park and its trails, beaches, and Grand River frontage
- Established Northwest and South Walker neighborhoods
How to book in Walker
- For agents listing in Walker regularly: join the Preferred Photographer Program — standing 3-tier pricing, priority calendar, and a $50 referral credit.
- For a one-off listing: book on the Walker real estate photography page.
- For a free critique first: submit a free listing photo audit and get a video back within 48 hours.
Walker is inside the free travel radius. Or text Kaden directly at (616) 258-4578.
Walker real estate video FAQ
What does real estate video cost in Walker?
A single-listing vertical reel is $150. A multi-listing or branded package is $300. Video runs on top of any photo tier — Essential $245, Showcase $375, or Signature $525.
Do you shoot the video on the same visit as the photos?
Yes. Stills and video are captured in the same appointment, which is why a listing can get both without a second scheduling round or a second trip charge.
Is the reel branded to you?
No. The cut ends on your name and contact, not ours. It is your listing marketing.
How fast do I get a Walker listing video back?
Video is delivered on the same next-business-day standard as the photos in the great majority of cases; a longer multi-listing package is scheduled with a delivery date up front.
