Video project reviewing a completed house with interior design: Cuong Window
Video project reviewing a completed house with interior design: Cuong Window x Right Media
Cuong Window provides complete aluminum and glass construction and interior design services. Instead of creating a general video showcasing their capabilities, the company chose to take viewers on a tour of a completed customer's home. This type of completed home review video is used directly by the sales team during consultations.
Why should finished house review videos feature real houses instead of 3D renderings?
In the aluminum, glass, and interior design industries, 3D renderings are always beautiful. The problem is that everyone has beautiful renderings, so they are no longer valid proof.
A completed house is different. Viewers see the real light shining through the windows, the real wood grain of the cabinet doors, and the gaps between the panels. This is something homeowners are likely to look for before signing the contract.
The video opens with the homeowners – Mr. Ngoc and Ms. Trang – expressing their desire for a house that is both luxurious and reflects their family's unique style. This opening places the viewer in their shoes: a family preparing to complete their home.
Structure: follow the spatial order, correctly name the materials.
The video goes through each area in sequence, and each area clearly states the specific materials used, rather than giving general descriptions.
- Living room – Xingfa aluminum doors combined with moldings, An Cuong wooden TV cabinet with glass doors and 3D PVC panels, decorative wooden slats.
- Kitchen – An Cuong moisture-resistant wooden kitchen cabinets, acrylic-coated doors, colored glass backsplash, and accessories: LED sensor lights, range hood, liftable shelves, induction and infrared hob, dishwasher.
- Master bedroom – Korean-made wood-plastic composite doors, leather-upholstered bed, headboard with slats, An Cuong wooden wardrobe with glass doors, and mirrored wall cladding.
- Bathroom – Tempered glass partitions, powder-coated aluminum window frames.
- Staircase and prayer room – 10mm tempered glass, Max Pro Japanese aluminum handrails, An Cuong wood.
Using the correct brand names for building materials is crucial. Homeowners comparing quotes from different contractors will immediately realize that the price will vary depending on the materials used for the same project.
Three challenges when filming a review video of a completed house that is already occupied.
There is a difference in lighting between the rooms. The living room has large windows, so it's very bright, while the bathroom and prayer room are dark. If the camera were left to auto-balance, the scenes wouldn't blend together seamlessly.
Reflections on glass and glossy surfaces. This house uses a lot of glass: glass walls, glass cabinet doors, glass wall cladding, glass staircase. Every surface is a mirror, making it easy for the crew and equipment to get caught in the frame. Camera angles and lighting positions must be carefully chosen to avoid this.
The space is cramped. A home isn't a showroom; the hallways and bathrooms are cramped. Moving scenes require compact equipment and wide-angle lenses, but not so wide as to distort the straight lines of cabinets and doors.
Where is this video used?
This is the form product video production service The sales team uses videos directly during consultations: instead of verbal descriptions, they show clients a completed project using the exact materials the client is considering. Videos can also be used long-term on websites and fan pages because they are not tied to seasonal campaigns.
Behind-the-scenes images of the project.
Glass-fronted wardrobes and LED lighting in this house were completed by Cuong Window.
Video review of a completed house with interior design, produced by Right Media for Cuong Window.
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