Teleprompter for real estate videos and property tours

Updated October 23, 2026 · Anthony Delmotte

In short. Script the parts where you talk to camera (the listing intro, the market update, your agent introduction) and keep them under a minute. Use the front camera with the text under the lens, and record the walkthrough separately.

Which videos to script

• Listing intro: address, three highlights, price range, how to book a visit. About 45 seconds.
• Market update: one number, what it means, what buyers or sellers should do. About a minute.
• Agent introduction: who you are, the area you know, why people call you. About a minute.

Talk, then tour

Record your to-camera parts with the prompter, then film the walkthrough without speaking and add a voice-over or music. Mixing both in one take is hard and rarely looks good.

Outdoors

Turn the brightness up and the text size up; a quiet street helps voice follow. In wind, a clip-on microphone with a windscreen makes a big difference.

Keep a template

Most listing intros share a structure. Duplicate last week’s script, change the details, and record in a couple of takes.