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Prepare For The Shoot
- Clean and Declutter: Ensure all rooms are tidy, removing personal items, clutter, and unnecessary furniture to create a spacious and inviting look.
- Enhance Curb Appeal: Mow the lawn, trim bushes, clear pathways, and clean exterior surfaces. Add plants or flowers for a fresh look.
- Lighting: Open curtains and blinds to let in natural light. Turn on all interior lights to brighten spaces and eliminate dark corners.
- Stage Key Areas: Arrange furniture and decor in key rooms (living room, kitchen, master bedroom) to highlight the property’s best features.
- Depersonalize: Remove personal photos, memorabilia, and items to help potential buyers envision themselves in the space.
- Final Touches: Check for last-minute adjustments, like fluffing pillows, setting the dining table, or adding fresh flowers to enhance the ambiance.
- Exterior Preparation: Move cars from the driveway, hide trash bins, and ensure the outdoor space looks inviting and well-kept.
- Pets and People: Ensure pets are secured and not in the home during the shoot. Plan for family members to be out of the frame as well.
- Check Weather: Schedule the shoot during favorable weather conditions to capture the property in the best possible light.
- Communicate with Photographer: Discuss any specific features or areas you want to highlight and confirm the schedule and shoot details with your photographer.