Cape Town · Western Cape

Commercial Property Media in Cape Town.

Photography, video and drone for commercial landlords, industrial brokers, and hospitality groups. We work off the leasing brochure and the yield story — clean stills of the entrance and reception, a walk-through of typical floors, a drone plate of the parking, and a tenanted-look image set that supports asking rent.

Local craft · Cape Town

Commercial Property Media in Cape Town — how we work locally

Cape Town commercial property media covers the Waterfront and CBD A-grade office stock, the Century City and Bellville nodes, the Airport Industria and Epping industrial belts, and the retail centres from Blue Route to Table Bay. Waterfront shoots need V&A management filming permission filed a week ahead. Industrial work around Epping and Montague Gardens fares best in early morning when the light is even and the yards are quieter. Southeaster days can shut down aerial work for warehouse mandates so we plan drone plates for the first flying window of the day. Century City and Century Boulevard office stock benefit from twilight shots that pick up the internal lighting and read the building tenanted against the fading light — those we book on Wednesday or Thursday evenings when parking is easier.

On-site rhythm

Every Cape Town shoot is planned around light, wind and load-shedding — we brief the schedule the night before and confirm the call time with the agent or homeowner.

The commercial shot list

A well-planned commercial shoot delivers about 40 stills and one loop-friendly 45-second video across a single production day. The stills cover: signage and street elevation, entrance and reception tenanted-look, typical office floor at three angles, boardroom and pause area, kitchen and shower facility, service corridor, roof and plant space where relevant, and every parking level down to basement 3. A drone plate captures the site in its context — surrounding roads, arterials, distance to the closest Gautrain station or the N1 on-ramp. The video is cut as a slow motion piece designed to loop on the leasing landing page or the broker's website background.

Industrial and logistics-specific

Industrial mandates in Airport Industria, Killarney Gardens, Epping and Montague Gardens in Cape Town, or in City Deep, Jet Park and Longmeadow in Johannesburg, need a different rhythm: yard shots that show truck turning circles, roller-door and dock-leveller detail, gantry and crane detail on the shed floor, sprinkler and fire compartment shots where the marketing brochure calls for them, and a drone plate that reads the yard against the adjacent stands. Warehouse interiors are shot with high-CRI LED panels to correct the sodium and metal-halide fixtures that dominate on the shed floor, otherwise the frame goes green.

Delivery, licensing and archive

Every commercial shoot ships as a white-labelled folder — no TimeSake branding — with a naming convention aligned to the leasing brochure so the broker can drag any frame straight into a proposal. Licensing runs for 36 months across leasing marketing, the landlord's website, PropTech portals like MSCI or Broll's listing site, and any paid campaign. The raw files stay on our archive for three years, which is roughly two leasing cycles for the average commercial mandate. Where the shoot is confidential — sold-under-terms or under offer — we cold-storage the files until the deal falls out of confidentiality and then release the archive for landlord use.

Recent frames from Cape Town

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Drone plate over a Cape Town property
Kitchen and dining, morning light
Bedroom with garden view
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Twilight exterior with lit interiors

Suburbs we cover for Commercial Property Media in Cape Town

Every suburb below has its own aspect, its own drone-airspace note, and its own architectural language. Click through for a page written specifically for that address.

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