Notlith · Edinburgh
Property video in Edinburgh
A property film is useful when it makes a listing easier to understand. Notlith creates Edinburgh property presentations remotely from supplied photographs, combining AI-assisted movement with deliberate editing and sound. The actual rooms remain the reference, with clear separation between existing features and any proposed furnishing or renovation.
Remote production · From your photos
Begin with the property rather than the postcode
A New Town flat and a home in Leith may need different visual sequences, but neither can be described accurately through neighbourhood reputation alone. Identify the entrance, principal rooms and features that matter for this particular listing. The order should help viewers connect the images without suggesting a continuous route that has not been documented. Supply a room list and a plan where available. The film can introduce questions for a viewing; it cannot answer every question about the building.
Keep period details and room geometry stable
Cornices, fireplaces, sash windows and repeated door frames can reveal mistakes in generated motion. Only show such features where your photographs establish them. A restrained movement often makes the room more credible than an ambitious sweep. We compare openings, reflections and furniture positions against the source views. Do not rely on a wide-angle picture alone to communicate size. Dimensions, floor area and other listing information should come from the seller's approved documentation, with exact text supplied for any on-screen captions.
Label the imagined state at the moment it appears
An empty room may benefit from a furnishing proposal, but the audience must know that furniture is illustrative. The same applies to finishes, extensions or refurbishment concepts. Separate existing photographs from proposed visuals in the source folder and agree clear labels before editing. A concept does not demonstrate planning permission, structural feasibility or included fixtures. We keep the actual condition visible elsewhere in the presentation. The goal is to communicate a possibility without allowing it to become an apparent fact about the sale.
Use Edinburgh context with a clear boundary
The Water of Leith and the city's historic streets may matter to an area introduction, but they do not prove a particular outlook or journey time. Neighbourhood material must be authorised and distinct from views at the property. A website film can establish the main spaces, while a short social excerpt can invite people to open the full listing. Before delivery, you check the address, room labels and commercial statements. We agree versions and update needs without predicting viewing numbers or a faster sale.
Fictional concept created with AI
In pictures
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Can you remove visible property defects?
We will not use the film to hide material characteristics or misrepresent condition. A clearly identified refurbishment concept is different from silently altering the existing property.
Is this a measured virtual tour?
No. The result is a constructed film based on photographs. Buyers and tenants still need plans, relevant property documents and a real viewing to assess the space.
Can separate flats share an edit?
A development introduction can show several units if every image is correctly identified. Avoid mixing rooms in a way that suggests they belong to one available flat.
Do you create aerial footage above the address?
Not as documentary footage from still references. A genuine aerial view needs an authentic source and permission to use it; invented surroundings cannot establish the property's setting.
Start with your images
Send labelled room images, approved listing information and any separately identified proposals. We will organise a property film around what the references actually show.