Luxury Condo Video in Brickell and Edgewater

A luxury condo buyer in Miami rarely starts with a floor plan. They start with a feeling. The skyline at dusk, the light on Biscayne Bay, the sense that the building belongs to the city around it. If your listing video cannot deliver that feeling in the first few seconds, the buyer is already looking at the next tower.

At Live Global Studios, we produce condo and new development video for agents, sales teams, and developers across Brickell, Edgewater, Midtown, and Downtown Miami. We are based on Miami Beach with a four-set studio, The Chat Room, and we know how to move a crew through a high-rise without disrupting residents. This guide covers what a strong luxury condo film includes, what it costs, and how we run the shoot.

Why Brickell and Edgewater need different films

Brickell is a financial district with a residential skyline. Buyers there are often relocating professionals and international investors who care about walkability to Brickell City Centre, the Metromover, the Miami River, and the restaurants along Mary Brickell Village. The film needs to show a life that runs on foot and a view that feels like a city.

Edgewater tells a different story. It faces the bay, sits near the Arsht Center and the Design District, and attracts buyers who want water views with a quieter pace. Here the strongest shots are usually the bay at sunrise, the pool deck at golden hour, and the residential feel of the street below. Same city, different audience, different film.

Shooting inside a high-rise

A condo shoot is a logistics project before it is a creative one. Elevators are booked, loading docks have schedules, and building managers want certificates of insurance before anyone touches a camera. We handle that paperwork in advance, reserve freight elevator time, and brief the front desk so our crew moves smoothly through the lobby.

Light is the other challenge. Floor-to-ceiling glass creates beautiful views and brutal contrast. Our director of photography balances interior and exterior exposure so the skyline stays visible instead of blowing out to white. In a unit with a bay view, that balance is the entire shot.

We also treat staging as part of the production. A clean counter, a made bed, and a few well-placed details matter more on camera than a full furniture package. We walk the unit with your team before filming and flag anything that will read badly in the frame.

Amenities, lifestyle, and aerials

Amenity decks sell condos. Infinity pools, sky lounges, fitness studios, and private cinemas all deserve their own sequence. We schedule amenity shots for the hour when the space looks its best and, when possible, with talent in the frame so buyers can picture themselves there. Casting and wardrobe can be added when your campaign calls for people on screen.

Aerial footage shows the building in context. A slow rise along the face of the tower, or a wide shot that places the property between the bay and the skyline, tells buyers what a photo cannot. Downtown Miami sits inside controlled airspace near Miami International and Opa-locka, so our pilots plan flights with the required authorizations and check conditions before we arrive.

What we deliver and what it costs

A typical condo package includes a cinematic film of 60 to 120 seconds, a vertical cut for Instagram Reels and TikTok, short teaser clips for paid social, and still frames pulled from the footage. Every booking includes a director, a director of photography, an audio engineer, and a producer, so even a single residence is run like a full production.

Pricing depends on the number of units, the amenity coverage, and whether you need talent and aerials. As honest ranges, a single luxury unit film usually runs from $2,500 to $6,500. A full building or new development campaign with amenities, lifestyle footage, and multiple units typically runs from $8,000 to $25,000 or more. Large preconstruction launches are quoted by scope, since they often include renderings, sales center content, and ad creative.

Developers and sales teams can also record interviews with architects, brokers, and project leads at The Chat Room, which gives your campaign a human voice alongside the visuals. Delivery usually takes seven to ten business days, with rush options available. We provide clean files for your sales team and captioned versions for every social platform.

Frequently asked questions

Do you handle building approvals and insurance?

Yes. We supply certificates of insurance, coordinate elevator reservations, and work with property managers before the shoot so your listing is never delayed at the front desk.

Can you film a unit that is still under construction?

Yes. We can shoot the site, the model unit, the sales center, and the surrounding neighborhood, then combine that footage with renderings your developer provides.

How long does a condo shoot take?

A single unit usually takes two to four hours. A full amenity and lifestyle shoot may take a full day, and we confirm timing before we book.

Can you create ad creative from the same shoot?

Yes. We cut short vertical videos and variations for Meta, TikTok, and YouTube from the same footage, so your launch campaign and your listing share one consistent look.

Ready to make your next Brickell or Edgewater listing the one buyers remember? Start the conversation on our Connect page.