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Aerial
Drone work across properties, developments and job sites — hero shots, orbits, reveals, and progress records you keep as your own construction documentation.
Media
Production and channels
The part that never stops.
Production is the easy half. The hard half is that it has to keep happening — on brand, on every channel, through the slow months, whether or not anyone on your team has time this week. That's the part we're actually built for.
01 The difference
We're not a production company.
Most media vendors sell you a shoot. A shoot is an event. An audience is a habit, and habits need somebody whose job it is to keep them.
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You're buying the fact that it keeps happening
The calendar, the production, the publishing, the community management and the reporting, handled as one continuous job rather than a series of quotes. Nobody on your side has to remember to post.
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One capture day, many deliverables
A single visit produces the 3D walkthrough, the photography for the website, and weeks of short-form video. Separate vendors would bill you three mobilizations for the same drive.
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The media knows what the website knows
Because the same team builds both, footage is shot to fit the pages it's going on, and the pages are built to hold the footage that exists. That sounds obvious. It almost never happens.
02 Production
Aerial, ground and interactive. All in house.
Our own equipment, our own pipeline, nothing subcontracted and marked up. You're buying finished work, not cameras.
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Ground
Photography and video on site. Interiors, detail, people at work. Color, edit and sound finished in house so the look holds across everything.
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Interactive 3D
Walkthroughs someone can move through room to room, full-property models, and flythroughs that show how a site actually sits in its surroundings.
And the one most people don't know they can buy
Photoreal renders from plans, before anything is framed. If it exists as a drawing, it can exist as an image, a flythrough and a walkthrough. That means you market and pre-sell during construction instead of waiting until it's finished and hoping the season lines up. For anyone who builds to sell or builds to rent, this is usually the highest-return thing on this page.
03 Channels
Every channel, one production.
Not five separate jobs. One shoot, cut for where it's going, published on a calendar you approve.
- TikTok
- Where reach still comes cheap in most local markets. Fast walkthroughs that open on the thing people came to see.
- Reels from the same production, plus the stills that carry the brand.
- Still where an older, higher-intent local audience lives. Usually the most neglected account we inherit.
- Travel, home and design are among its biggest categories, and almost nobody in these industries shows up. Long-tail traffic that keeps working.
- YouTube
- Where the long cuts live, and a second search engine most businesses ignore.
- The list you own, fed by everything above instead of starved by it.
Plus the unglamorous parts
Captions and scheduling. Community management and comment response. Profile cleanup and duplicate account consolidation. Paid campaigns built, run and optimized against what's actually converting. And one monthly report that ties posts to the thing you care about rather than to impressions.
04 The written program
Articles that answer real questions
Written by us, aimed at what people actually search and actually ask before they buy. Two kinds: the money-term pieces that go after searches you're absent from, and the story pieces that make the case only you can make.
Every article gets cut down for social and email rather than left to sit on the site, and every one is written to be quoted by AI answer engines, not just ranked by Google. That's a different job than SEO was five years ago and most people writing blogs haven't noticed yet.
05 The build series
Document the thing while you build it
A recurring episode following a project from dirt to done. Site work, framing, finishes, reveal.
It gets cut twice: a social cut that runs as an ongoing story people follow, and a sales cut you hand to a buyer or an investor. The aerial progress record is yours to keep either way, and the finished project rolls straight into a walkthrough and a live page the day it's ready.
06 Distribution
Links from a network we own.
Most businesses we audit have a backlink profile that's almost entirely their own booking or listing vendor, plus scraper junk. That's usually the measured cause of the ranking problem, and it's the hardest thing to fix by writing more content.
Every client gets editorial links from the sites DRT operates and manages, and the network grows as we do. Included, at no additional cost.
Today that network includes Teaster's Natural Creations, an East Tennessee outdoor design-build company whose web platform we build and maintain, and East TN Views, a regional travel and local guide covering the area. Every site we take on joins it.
Real regional links are the one thing competitors can't buy their way past, and no agency can hand you a network they don't own. It costs us nothing to give you and it fixes the root cause rather than the symptom.
07 Your people
Owners, partners and agents are covered too.
If your business has owners, partners, franchisees or agents who need their own material, they're inside the retainer — not a separate line item.
What they get
- Their own page and share links
- Photography, video and the walkthrough of their property
- Everything free to download, sized for where it's going
- Custom cuts for their own listings and social
- Plain reporting on what it's doing
How it works
They ask, we schedule it within forty-eight hours and often the same day, we produce it, and it lands in the portal. No additional charge, and the retainer doesn't move with the count.
And if you want to package it as a benefit or charge for it
as a premium service, that's yours to do. What you charge your people is yours to keep.
08 How it runs
The commitments behind it.
Written down rather than left vague, because this is the part that decides whether a media retainer produces a lot or a little.
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Forty-eight hour scheduling
Every request acknowledged and scheduled within forty-eight hours, usually the same day. Rush work — an event this weekend, a gap to fill — jumps the queue.
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Unlimited revisions
No revision count, no billed change requests. If it isn't right, we fix it.
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You own all of it
Photography, video, raw footage, 3D models, articles and the whole media library. Organized, exportable and yours, including if you leave.