Stillhouse

Your listing photos, already moving.

Cinematic virtual walkthroughs for short-term rentals and home listings — built entirely from the photographs already on your listing page. No shoot to schedule, no one driving to the property.

Request a virtual walkthrough of your own property
Recent work

Two houses, no site visits

Every virtual walkthrough below was cut entirely from photographs the owner already had. None of these properties was visited.

How it works

Three steps, about a week

01

Send the listing link

That's the whole brief. Everything needed is already published — the photographs, the room labels, and usually a floor plan.

02

We read the house

The floor plan sets the route, so the video walks the property the way a guest or a buyer actually would — front door, main floor, upstairs, out to the garden.

03

You get the video

Sixty to ninety seconds, 1080p, scored. Delivered silent as well, so you can drop a voiceover or your own track over it.

The difference

It's a virtual walkthrough, not a slideshow

Real camera moves
Every shot is a named move — a dolly down the galley kitchen, a truck across the deck, a crane up the facade at dusk — chosen for what that room's geometry can carry.
Rooms connect
A shot that ends pushing toward a doorway is followed by the room beyond it. The eye fills in the step through, and the cut disappears.
Nothing invented
Architecture, furniture, materials and light stay exactly as photographed. Every frame is checked against its source before delivery.
Scales across a portfolio
Because nobody travels, forty scattered properties cost the same per video as one. Distance stops being the expensive part.
The case for motion

Travelers decide with video. The research is not subtle about it.

Three findings, each from a named publisher with a stated sample size, each linked to its original.

Expedia Group Advertising · 7,000 travelers · 2025

Share of travelers who say the format influenced their travel decisions

Video
71%
Static images
24%

Expedia Group Advertising, The Science of Wanderlust, October 2025. Survey of 7,000 leisure travelers across seven markets, conducted with Censuswide, August 2025, alongside eye-tracking and facial-coding testing by EG Labs. expedia.com/newsroom

Occupancy lift, peer-reviewed

8.98%

higher occupancy on Airbnb listings using professionally produced images rather than the host's own photographs. Causal, not correlation — measured with difference-in-differences across 7,423 properties over 16 months.

Zhang, Lee, Singh & Srinivasan, "What Makes a Good Image? Airbnb Demand Analytics Leveraging Interpretable Image Features," Management Science 68(8), 2022. doi.org/10.1287/mnsc.2021.4175

How long a shot should hold

5.0s — our average shot
2–9s: viewers absorb the room
0s3s6s9s12s

Eye-tracking found that under two seconds, viewers stop following the room altogether. Every Stillhouse virtual walkthrough is cut inside that window — which is why a living room is one unbroken move instead of four quick cuts.

Expedia Group Advertising, EG Labs eye-tracking and facial-coding study, July 2025. expedia.com/newsroom

Get started

Send the listing link

That really is the whole brief. I'll look at the photo set and reply within a day or two with what it can carry — and I'll tell you straight if it can't carry a good virtual walkthrough.

Prefer email? sean@stillhousemotion.com