Stillhouse

Your listing photos, already moving.

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

See a walkthrough of your own property

Recent work

Two houses, no site visits

Both walkthroughs below were cut entirely from photographs the owners already had. Neither property was visited.

1:08

It's All Good

Five-bedroom beach house · Plum Island, Massachusetts

21 shots · aerial descent, five bedrooms, deck and hot tub, twilight close

1:31

South End Brownstone

Four-bedroom townhouse · Boston, Massachusetts

23 shots · parlour floor, primary suite, walk-in closet reveal, garden

How it works

Three steps, about a week

Send the listing link

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

We read the house

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

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 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.