Will Torres at AREC
Turning a speaking moment into an agent-brand recap.
Behind the brief
How the film takes shape.
Production notes from our property, builder and agent work: the brief, the visual decisions and the purpose of the content.
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Four briefs, four different films.
Explore the complete film alongside its production story.
SOLACE with Will Torres
A guided walkthrough that connects the agent with the home.
SCORPIO
Presenting design and craftsmanship at the end of a building journey.
11 Dickson Terrace
A Hamilton land campaign built around audience and lifestyle.
Malcolm Li · Waterfront property film
A visual concept for a waterfront story.
Malcolm Li of Queensland Sotheby’s International Realty asked UNREAL Creative for a different approach to a waterfront property film. The opening used an AI-created yacht carrying the property’s name to establish the creative theme.
The production also explored a wine cellar and private cinema through AI visualisation. These are imagined concepts, separate from the home’s existing condition. The production note explains the visual idea; it does not establish those scenes as built property features.
From our Rednote production article, published 2026-06-25 (Chinese).
SABDIA · Brisbane
Let the architecture set the shot list.
For this Brisbane home, SABDIA’s brief was specific: capture the architectural curves that expressed the builder’s work. That design priority shaped the angles and the edit.
A builder’s film starts with the details that matter to the team who made the home. Identifying those details before the shoot gives the camera work a purpose and creates a useful record for the builder’s portfolio.
From our Rednote production article, published 2026-06-21 (Chinese).
Buxton Balwyn-Canterbury · Melbourne
A buyer’s journey through a French-inspired home.
Buxton Balwyn-Canterbury handled the sales campaign; UNREAL Creative was responsible for the video presentation. The Melbourne home brought together a French-inspired facade, tall spaces, a curved staircase and connected family living areas.
The film followed the way a buyer might experience the home, connecting architectural details with movement through the living, dining and kitchen spaces. The brief also considered how the finished film could continue to present the builder’s work after the listing campaign.
From our Rednote production article, published 2025-12-01 (Chinese).
Modern Coastal home · Camp Hill, Brisbane
Light and everyday movement make a space feel lived in.
This Camp Hill production focused on warm timber, full-height glazing, a double-height living room and the connection to the pool. Afternoon light in the living room and views from the main bedroom provided the visual anchors.
Human movement was deliberately restrained: walking, opening a door and sitting down helped explain how the home could be used. The aim was to make the living spaces understandable while keeping the architecture at the centre of the film.
From our Rednote production article, published 2025-12-02 (Chinese).
Terry Wang · Creative property advertising
An action-film treatment for a property campaign.
Terry Wang asked the team to try a different style of property advertising. The response was a planned action-film treatment, using performance and visual effects to create a distinctive short-form concept.
The action was dramatised; the production note explicitly states that the house was undamaged. A concept-led film begins with the intended audience, the agent’s voice and a clear distinction between the real property and the fictional sequence.
From our Rednote production article, published 2026-01-09 (Chinese).
Will Torres · Torres Property
Build a brand story around an existing achievement.
For this separate Torres Property project, Will Torres asked UNREAL Creative to present an REB Awards achievement in a memorable way. The production combined rendered imagery with live-action footage.
The creative task was to give an existing achievement a clear visual idea that could support both personal and agency branding. This awards-focused piece is separate from the AREC speaker recap and the SOLACE walkthrough.
From our Rednote production article, published 2026-04-07 (Chinese).
Creative concept · Property marketing
Make one idea easy to remember.
The production article describes a property-marketing concept built around wrapping a house as a gift. The creative idea provides a recognisable starting point for the film and the wider campaign.
For a concept-led brief, define what viewers should remember, how the visual idea relates to the property, and which versions the campaign needs. This note focuses on that creative approach.
From our Rednote production article, published 2026-01-06 (Chinese).
CGI · Agency visual identity
Give a listing film a recognisable visual signature.
This experimental property-agency production used CGI around a distinctive visual idea. The brief considered how a viewer could recognise the agency’s content within a busy stream of listings.
A consistent visual idea can guide the opening, composition and edit. Agree its role in the campaign before production, so the effect supports the property story and the agency’s identity.
From our Rednote production article, published 2025-11-26 (Chinese).
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