3D animation video for architecture

When a still image isn't enough, a 3D video sets the project in motion: the camera walks through the home, the light shifts across the day, and the materials, the water and the planting come alive — all before a single wall exists.

What a 3D video shows that a render can't

A render freezes one instant; a video tells the whole project. A continuous walk-through makes it clear at a glance how the rooms connect, how the light comes in, how the space is actually lived. For anyone buying off-plan or presenting to an investor, seeing the project move is what closes it.

What it's used for

• Off-plan sales and property marketing — developers and estate agencies.
• Presentations to clients and investors.
• Social media, websites and trade fairs: a video is shared and remembered far more than an image.
• Architects who want to show their project the way it will be lived.

How I make the video, from plan to delivery

I start from your plans and your specs. I set the camera path and the key moments, model and light the scene with the real light of the site, animate the movement and finish with editing, music and titles if needed. Delivered in Full HD or 4K, ready for web, social media or a presentation.

Video, renders or virtual tour: which one

If you need cover images, look at the 3D renders. If you want the client to move freely through the project, the 3D virtual tour. The video is what carries the most emotion and best tells a story — and many projects combine all three.

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