Pittsburgh projects
Pittsburgh's hills and older housing stock make for remodels and additions on tight, sloped lots, which are hard to explain in photos. A walkthrough that starts at the street and follows the grade, or a drone shot that shows how an addition fits the slope, does that job well.
Winter changes what a site camera captures, with short days and snow on the slab. In a time-lapse we can keep a few snowy frames for character and cut the rest so the build stays the focus.
How a Pittsburgh project runs
- You share the footage and tell us the project, the length and where it will run.
- We confirm scope and send a written quote with a delivery date.
- You review a first cut and leave time-stamped notes.
- We make the changes and deliver files sized for your site and social channels.
The whole job runs online. Footage comes in through a shared link, cuts go back as review links, and calls are booked on Eastern time. We don't have an office in Pittsburgh, and no part of the edit needs one.
What you can order
Project walkthroughs
A finished home or space, shown room by room with your voice or captions.
Time-lapse editing
Months of camera frames cut into a minute or two of build.
Before and after reels
Short vertical reveals for Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.
Recruiting videos
Crew interviews and job-site footage that show what working with you is like.
Questions
Can you make a video for a commercial job?
Yes. Commercial and institutional projects often need a longer walkthrough for the owner plus short clips for the builder's own marketing.
What time zone are calls in?
Eastern time, the same as Pittsburgh.
Ask for a quote
Cost depends on how much footage there is, the finished length, how much sound, captioning and graphics work the video needs, and the number of revision rounds. Every job gets its own written quote.