Notlith · Toronto
Real estate video for Toronto listings
A listing film needs to make a property easier to understand, not simply more dramatic. Notlith assembles your photographs into an AI-assisted real estate presentation, produced remotely with editing and sound. The objective is a coherent introduction to the actual space. Floor plans, property documents and an in-person viewing still have their own essential roles.
Remote production · From your photos
Let the property determine the story
A Liberty Village condo and a house in the Annex call for different questions about layout, arrival and everyday use. We do not assume their age, amenities or condition from the neighbourhood. Your references establish what matters: perhaps a connected living area, a separate workspace or an outdoor space that can be documented.
Organise the source photographs by room and provide a plan if you are authorised to share it. The edit can then create a logical progression without suggesting a continuous walkthrough that the supplied views do not support. Clear labels help where two similar spaces could be confused.
Protect openings, proportions and sightlines
Generative motion can shift a doorway, exaggerate a ceiling or invent what lies beyond a window. We choose camera movements that the references can support and check them against the original photographs. A slow, stable introduction is often more useful than a sweeping move that changes the room.
Include more than one angle of connected spaces and identify mirrors or reflective surfaces. Keep important fixtures visible in the reference set. The film does not establish measurements, and written dimensions must come from your verified information. We do not erase a material defect to make the property appear different from its current condition.
Mark the boundary between a listing and a proposal
An unfurnished unit may benefit from a furnishing concept, but that concept must be visibly separated from photographs of the existing space. Proposed cabinetry, finishes or furniture should not appear to be included in the transaction. Give us a clear inventory of what is real, what is proposed and what belongs to staging.
This distinction also matters for developments that are not complete. Renderings can support a project story when identified as such; they cannot be treated as proof of construction progress. We agree on the wording and visual treatment before a proposed interior is incorporated into the film.
Use Toronto context without selling an invented location
A waterfront setting or proximity to a TTC station can be relevant, but neither should be inferred from a Toronto address alone. Supply verified location information and authorised neighbourhood imagery if the film needs it. A generic skyline can confuse viewers about a unit's outlook, so city context should have a clearly separate role.
We can scope a listing-page version and a shorter social introduction with distinct crops. The property remains the main subject in both. Your designated reviewer confirms the text, fixtures and current presentation before delivery. No selling price, transaction speed or enquiry volume is promised through the creative treatment.
Fictional concept created with AI
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Is this a measured virtual tour?
No. It is an edited film based on supplied references. It does not replace a floor plan, survey, disclosure documents or a physical property visit.
Can occupied rooms be shown?
Yes, using images you are authorised to provide. Remove personal documents and sensitive details from the reference set and identify anything that should not appear.
Can you add furniture to an empty condo?
A clearly labelled furnishing proposal may be considered. We keep it distinct from the existing condition so viewers do not confuse imagined items with included fixtures.
Can a listing price be changed later?
That can be scoped as an update. For material that needs a longer useful life, consider keeping price and availability on the listing page rather than embedded throughout the film.
Start with your images
Send the room photographs, any shareable plan and a list of confirmed property features. Identify proposed changes separately so the presentation starts on a reliable footing.