Crestville Road Development

We worked with Acre Homes across the full life of the Crestville Road development, filming and producing a range of video content from the early stages of construction through to completion. Every piece combined ground-level filming with aerial drone footage, giving Acre Homes coverage of the site that a single camera on the ground couldn't capture alone.

Construction Phase
We filmed on site during construction, capturing long-form footage of the build as it progressed. Shooting from both ground level and in the air let us document the development at scale, tracking real progress rather than a single snapshot in time.

Social Media Content
From that same footage, we produced a short, vertical edit built specifically for social media, using drone shots to give the clip scale and movement. Cut for pace, it kept the development visible to Acre Homes' followers while work was ongoing.

Final Walkthrough
Once the property was complete, we filmed and edited a full promotional walkthrough, combining aerial and ground-level footage into a single polished piece. This became a ready-to-use sales asset, used by Acre Homes across their listings and marketing.

Client Testimonials

Alongside the development work itself, we've filmed video testimonials with Acre Homes clients, sharing their experience in their own words. Video gives prospective buyers a genuine, first-hand account that a written quote can't match.

We've produced ongoing social media content for Acre Homes, covering their developments from early concept through to completion. Posts range from behind-the-scenes construction updates and finished property showcases to client testimonials and close-up detail shots that highlight the quality of the build.

Some posts follow direct briefs from Acre Homes, launch announcements for new developments, key specifications, and information they want communicated to their audience. Others come from our own recommendations, using our understanding of what performs well on social media and what helps a property brand build trust and visibility over time. This might mean suggesting a format like "Five Must-Ask Questions for First Time Buyers," which adds value beyond a straightforward property listing, or presenting a development's story from initial sketches through to the finished home, giving followers a reason to keep following a project rather than only seeing it once it's complete.

We also keep an eye on how platforms themselves change. Instagram's own post dimensions have shifted over time, and our more recent posts reflect that, moving away from the older square format toward the newer aspect ratios the platform now favours. It's a small thing, but staying on top of it means Acre Homes' content keeps looking current rather than dated, and keeps performing the way the platform intends rather than being cropped or compressed awkwardly in feed.

The result is a social presence that balances what the client needs communicated with the kind of content that actually works on social platforms, adapting as those platforms themselves evolve, and keeping Acre Homes visible and engaged with their audience throughout a development's lifecycle.

Alongside social media, we also handle the practical groundwork that supports it. We set up and configured the Google Business Profiles for both Acre Homes and Diamond Homes, giving each business accurate listing information, the right categories, and a proper local search presence from the outset, the kind of foundational detail that's easy to overlook but makes a real difference to how a business is found online.