Real estate video packages for agents, Melbourne
Urban Media sells real estate video to Melbourne agents as per-listing packages. Photo + Video is from $1,200, the package most agents book. Cinematic Listing is from $2,400 and adds CASA-accredited drone and twilight coverage. Photography alone is from $650. Video only is available on request from $850. Listing Partner is from $1,500 a month, tailored for agents listing two or more a month. Prices ex GST.
Last updated: 2026-10-10. Prices ex GST.
What is in a real estate video package
Both covered by one crew on one visit, so nothing waits on a second shoot. Full listing gallery. Listing film cut for the portals and socials. One crew, one visit. Stills next business morning, video in 3 business days.
The cinematic tier is for the listing that has to look like the top of the market: cinematic listing film, full listing gallery, casa-accredited drone, twilight coverage.
Which package suits which listing
Photo and video together is the most booked package, and it is the one worth taking when the property has something a still cannot carry: a view, a floor plan that has to be walked, a garden.
For a straightforward apartment the photography tier is often the honest answer, and we will say so. Both are shot in one visit either way.
For agents who list every month
For agents listing two or more a month. Priority availability when you win the listing, and member rates on every job. Listing Partner is from $1,500 a month, tailored. The member rates themselves are agreed with you, because they depend on the volume you run.
Who pays for the video?
The vendor, in almost every case. Listing media is vendor-funded: it is a line on the marketing schedule, quoted to the vendor rather than carried by you or by the agency.
Real estate video package prices, Melbourne
Published, per listing, so you can put a number in front of a vendor without waiting on a quote.
Prices ex GST. Every listing is quoted against the property and the brief. Video only, from $850, is available on request.
Real estate video questions
How much does real estate videography cost in Melbourne?
Photo and video together from $1,200, which is the package most agents book. A cinematic listing film, with CASA-accredited drone and twilight coverage, is from $2,400. Video only is available on request from $850. Prices ex GST, and every listing is quoted against the property and the brief. Video comes back in three business days.
Do I need video as well as photos?
Not always, and we will say so. Photo and video together is the most booked package, and it is the one worth taking when the property has something a still cannot carry: a view, a floor plan that has to be walked, a garden. For a straightforward apartment the photography tier is often the honest answer. Both are shot in one visit either way.
What is the turnaround on photos and video?
Stills come back the next business morning. Video comes back in three business days. Both are shot on the same visit by the same crew, so the video is never waiting on a second booking, and the listing goes live on the schedule you set rather than on ours.
How much does drone real estate photography cost in Melbourne?
Aerial work is included in the Cinematic Listing tier, from $2,400 ex GST, and can be added to any other listing on request. There is no separate drone price on the rate card, because it is quoted against the property and the airspace it sits in.
Do you shoot twilight real estate photography?
Yes. Twilight coverage is part of the Cinematic Listing tier, from $2,400 ex GST. It has to be shot at twilight, so it is booked around the light rather than on the same short-notice window as the rest of the shoot.
What is Listing Partner?
It is the monthly option for agents listing two or more properties a month, from $1,500 a month and tailored to your volume. It buys priority availability when you win a listing, and member rates on every job. The rates themselves are agreed with you rather than published, because they depend on the volume you actually run.
Who pays for the shoot, me or the vendor?
The vendor, in almost every case. Listing media is a line on the marketing schedule alongside the portal listings and the signboard, so it is quoted to the vendor rather than carried by you or the agency. That is also why the prices are published: you can put a real number in front of a vendor at the appraisal without waiting on us for a quote.