Most buyers start their home search online—but scrolling through the same cookie-cutter listings with elevator music and slow-motion drone shots doesn’t exactly stir emotion. That’s where I come in.

Before real estate, I was a television producer at the Discovery Channel. So I don’t just “make videos”—I create cinematic, story-driven short films that make people feel something. They’re designed to showcase your home in a way that grabs attention, builds intrigue, and actually moves the needle on your sale.

These aren’t fluff pieces. I plan, direct, and produce every lifestyle film with strategy in mind—targeting the kind of buyer most likely to fall in love with your home. Sometimes they’re glossy and dramatic. Sometimes they’re playful and unexpected. Always: they’re memorable.

They’re also not cheap. I hire real actors, cinematographers, lighting crews, stylists—even the occasional vintage convertible—to tell your home’s story the right way. But here’s the thing: they work. My lifestyle films have racked up hundreds of thousands of views, gone viral more than once, and have helped my clients get faster, better offers.

Because we don’t just list homes—we launch them. These films get shared, reposted, and talked about. They land in social feeds, not just MLS searches. And that extra attention? That’s what turns browsers into buyers.

Other agents may dabble in video—but no one else in Toronto does it like this. Background. Skillset. Results. If you want to see what that looks like? Watch below.