Property video services

Hotel and resort videos from your photos

Buba creates property films and social edits from existing photography. For a hotel or resort, the brief can connect guest rooms, shared spaces and the wider destination. Start with the material you already have and plan what each sequence should communicate to a prospective guest.

What should a hotel film introduce?

A hotel film should help a viewer understand the stay: the room, the spaces they can use and the setting outside. Select images that belong to the accommodation being promoted. A lobby, terrace or pool may set the atmosphere, but it should not obscure the room category or make different parts of the property appear interchangeable.

Build a useful hospitality image selection

Group original photographs by room type, shared area and exterior setting before choosing a sequence. Include wider views alongside details, and identify seasonal images or facilities that may have changed. Tell us which rooms and features belong in the film. If destination images come from another source, clarify their use and keep their location distinct from the hotel itself.

Website films and vertical social edits

The website can support a broad introduction, while a vertical edit may focus on a room, a terrace or one part of the experience. Agree the aspect ratios and publishing channels before production. A wide image does not always make a useful vertical crop; the image selection should support each version rather than relying on an automatic resize at the end.

One property or a hotel portfolio

For a collection of properties, a shared visual direction can make the films feel related without giving every hotel the same sequence. Keep the material organised by property and identify the features that make each one distinct. Buba offers tailored multi-property production discussions; the scope and deliverables need to be agreed around the actual material and publishing needs.

See the approach and prepare your brief

The Hive and Adytum Villas show Buba’s property-film approach through interiors, architecture and coastal scenery. They are property examples, not hotel case studies. Use them to discuss pacing and atmosphere, then share the hotel’s own photographs, property link, audience and intended channels. We review the material and agree the direction, formats and review arrangements before creating the film.