Lesson Objective:

Equip drone photographers with clear insight into what real estate agents expect, so you can exceed their needs, win repeat business, and become their go-to aerial expert.

Lesson Overview:

You’re not just capturing property—you’re helping agents sell listings and win new clients. In this lesson, we’ll break down:

The top 6 angles agents request
Expected turnaround times
Preferred file formats and delivery setup

LESSON

Part 1: Top 6 Drone Shots Agents Request

#	Shot Name	Purpose
1	Front Wide Angle	Showcase curb appeal
2	Top-Down Roof View	Highlight roof, lot, solar
3	Backyard Angle	Show patio, pool, space
4	Orbit Around Home	Create cinematic motion
5	Fly-In Shot	Build anticipation from above
6	Pull-Away Reveal	Show neighborhood + setting

Suggested Images:

Labeled drone image grid with each shot type

Part 2: Turnaround Time Expectations

Type of Project	Timeframe
Photos only	24–48 hours
Photos + video	48–72 hours
Rush delivery	Same-day or 12-hour

Part 3: File Types and Formatting

For Photos:

JPG files
MLS-compliant sizes (2048x1536px or similar)
Include web + print versions

For Video:

MP4 format
60–90 seconds
Horizontal (YouTube) and Vertical (Reels)

Before/after of MLS-ready vs raw image

Part 4: Delivery & Organization

A clean delivery link builds trust.

Best Practice Folder Layout:

/Photos /Video /Reels /Invoice /License

Screenshot of organized Google Drive/Pixieset folder

Part 5: Communicating Like a Pro

Ask agents:

“Do you need a branded or unbranded version?”
“When is the open house?”
“Any features to highlight—garage, pool, view?”

Follow-up:

“Just checking in—do you need social cuts or MLS sizing adjustments?”

Key Takeaways:

Clean, consistent angles help homes sell
Fast turnaround = more bookings
Branded/unbranded formats show you’re pro-ready
Organization and communication are just as valuable as footage

What Real Estate Agents Want (Angles, Timelines, Formats)

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