A life
well lived.

One camera operator with a standard camera, lighting, audio and drone kit; standard aerial b-roll captured during scheduled production; footage selection, story editing, color correction, dialogue cleanup, licensed library music for the agreed use, simple branded titles, end card, captions and one consolidated revision round. Shorts run 30–60 seconds according to the approved monthly mix; features use the stated runtime caps. One cover/thumbnail and a short caption/CTA draft per finished video are included.

Original shorts are separately scripted short stories. Shorts from feature recordings are standalone 30–60-second edits drawn from the fuller recording session, including material not used in the finished feature. Each has its own opening, useful idea, supporting visuals and CTA. A feature recording may yield both a feature and these shorts; they are not all assumed to be non-overlapping extracts of the final feature. Captioned/clean exports, crops, SRT files, thumbnails and cross-posts do not increase the video count. Capture independent short answers if needed within the booked hours.

Reserve one filming hour per finished minute across all delivered shorts and features, including recording-derived shorts. This is a conservative production allowance, not a requirement to film reused footage twice. Hours include normal setup, audio checks, aerial capture, breaks, pack-down and moves. Confirm the final runtime mix, route and fixed monthly fee before production. Local travel to the first location within 25 road miles of the One Naples Way office is included; extra travel or unusually complex access is estimated in advance. One operator cannot film simultaneous scenes. Session plans may be rebalanced within the total hours.

Standard aerial b-roll and its use in the finished edits are included within booked production hours. Plan a drone block in the call sheet. Flights depend on safe weather, suitable locations, access and required airspace authorization. If flight is unavailable, agree ground-based alternatives or a reschedule. Additional dedicated flight visits outside the approved filming schedule use the normal $100/hour recurring filming rate, with a 2-hour minimum for a separate visit.

Day 0 is the relevant shoot date, or completion of the footage required for that delivery batch. Approved scripts and required brand assets should be in place before filming. First review drafts: 10–14 calendar days after Day 0. Approved final revisions and ready-to-post assets: 14–21 calendar days after Day 0, subject to timely consolidated feedback. Recommended launch: Day 30 or later. Raveis appoints one approver and returns feedback within 2 business days. Delayed feedback, missing assets or new scope moves the schedule; silence is not approval. Publishing is separate unless commissioned.

Shorts: 1080 × 1920 H.264 MP4, 9:16. Features: 3840 × 2160 H.264 MP4, 16:9, plus a 1080p distribution copy. Captioned and clean versions, SRT captions, JPG covers and the release sheet are delivered through an organized Google Drive folder. Capture in 4K when appropriate; delivery codec and frame rate confirmed at kickoff. Download within 90 days; extended archive is separately scoped.

Appoint an accountable approver and willing host(s), arrange access and property readiness, confirm brokerage disclosures and permissions, secure guest availability, validate property facts and availability, and publish/respond to inquiries unless add-ons are commissioned. John Lynch is a stakeholder, not a committed host. Host estimates are capacity requirements, not existing commitments.

Own editorial preparation within the allotted hours, direct the shoot, manage production quality, flag missing permissions or claims, deliver the agreed asset count, maintain version control and correct Sunlux technical errors without using the revision allowance. Proposed support hours are included and any overage requires written authorization.

No paid media or ad spend, automatic publishing, daily engagement, CRM ownership, lead qualification, guaranteed leads or rentals, elaborate animation, full property photography, paid talent, location fees, complex styling, reshoots due to changed instructions, raw footage or editable project files. Recording a property feature does not include a complete MLS listing media package.

Proposed: a 3-calendar-month pilot followed by month-to-month service with 30-day written notice. $600 one-time launch setup; monthly fees billed before production. Setup includes a 60-minute kickoff, initial series guide, title/end-card templates and CTA/source-tag plan, totaling up to 6 producer hours. New tracking installation is separate. No signed engagement or payment authorization is created by viewing this proposal. Applicable tax, if any, and approved third-party costs are additional.

Proposed: one weather/access reschedule per month at no extra Sunlux labor charge if communicated before crew dispatch. Client cancellation within 2 business days may use the reserved filming hours; any additional visit is $100/hour with a 2-hour minimum. Sunlux-caused reshoots or technical corrections are covered. Monthly capacity does not automatically roll over; agree a revised schedule in writing.

After payment, the brand may use final approved videos on its owned digital channels, subject to third-party music/stock license terms. Paid placement or broadcast use must be checked against those licenses. This presentation is a proposed creative program, not a completed client case study. Photos are credited public-brand visual references; Sunlux does not claim authorship, current rental availability or endorsement by Ritz-Carlton. Approved production assets and brand usage rights are confirmed before campaign release.

The program is designed to strengthen recognition, repeat viewing and qualified conversations. Reach, follows, inquiries, bookings, occupancy, rental income and sales are influenced by distribution, inventory, seasonality and response quality; none is guaranteed.