A pre-structured script and storyboard template for real estate video shoots, covering property intro, kitchen, primary bedroom, outdoor, and closing scenes with timing and voiceover cues.
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The Script Storyboard Template is a pre-structured planning document for real estate video shoots, covering five property scenes — introduction, kitchen, primary bedroom, outdoor/exterior, and closing — along with a total runtime summary and client sign-off section. Each scene includes fields for shot type, recommended duration, voiceover cue, director notes, and music fade points. The template is designed for real estate photographers, 3D tour creators, and reality-capture professionals who need a repeatable, client-ready production planning workflow.
Use the Script Storyboard Template before arriving on location for any real estate video shoot where the deliverable includes a narrated walkthrough, drone footage, or a branded closing sequence. It is especially useful when coordinating with a separate editor or videographer, when a listing agent requires pre-shoot approval, or when billing by scene to justify production time. It is also appropriate for operators who need to document FAA Part 107 or Transport Canada RPAS drone compliance directly within their shoot plan.
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The storyboard opens with **Scene 1 — Property Intro**, built around an exterior wide establishing shot or drone descent. You fill in the recommended duration (typically 15–25 seconds) and drop your voiceover copy directly into the cue field:
> *"[INTRO VOICEOVER SCRIPT]"*
Director notes remind you to capture golden-hour light and overlay a lower-third address graphic. A dedicated music-fade-point field lets your editor know exactly when the bed should dip under the narration.
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**Scene 2** guides you through a counter-level walk of the kitchen's headline features — countertops, appliances, cabinet finish, and natural light. Voiceover copy is entered once and flows straight into the finished edit. Notes flag common pitfalls: cluttered countertops, open refrigerator doors, and missing staging props.
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**Scene 3** covers the primary bedroom with shot notes for the window-light silhouette and walk-in closet reveal. The template prompts you to note whether the ceiling fan should be stationary and reminds you to account for room reverb in your audio mix.
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**Scene 4** is built for drone-capable operators. It includes:
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**Scene 5** ties everything together with a branded fade-to-black, on-screen agent contact details, and a music fade-out field so the editor knows exactly how many seconds the outro music should run.
The **Total Runtime Summary** section automatically references every scene duration so you — and your client — can see the projected final cut length before a single frame is captured.
Other templates capture pros use alongside this one.
Video Delivery & Usage Rights Addendum — WGAN 2026 form template.
Video Production Agreement — WGAN 2026 form template.
Video Shot List — WGAN 2026 form template.
A talent agreement for real estate photographers hiring agents to appear on-camera in video walkthroughs, covering likeness rights, wardrobe, script approval, retakes, and residuals.
