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AI development visuals · New Zealand
Sell the land before it is built.
The idea
I turn a photo of empty dirt into a photoreal vision of the finished development. Agents and developers use it to pre-sell sections, win the listing, and make buyers feel the lifestyle before a single foundation is poured.
Real sections, rendered into their finished future. Not a stock render dropped on a stock lawn — your site, your aspect, your street.
From still to cinematic
Fly through the finished build before it exists.
How it works
01
A drone shot or a phone photo of the empty section. Plans help, but a clear photo is enough to start.
02
Photoreal homes and developments built onto the real site — directed shot by shot, not filtered. Cinematic stills plus an optional flythrough.
03
Turnaround in 12 to 24 hours. Buyers stop scrolling, picture the lifestyle, and move before the build even starts.
Pricing
All prices NZD, GST inclusive. Sections outside Auckland are fine — this one is shot from the photo you send.
AI 01 · Stills
$600GST incl · 12–24h delivery
Photoreal stills of the finished build, dropped onto the real site from your drone or phone photo.
AI 02 · Cinematic
$1,500GST incl · 24–48h delivery
The same land rendered in motion — a flythrough of the finished development before it exists.
Already booked a shoot? The AI add-on is $300 on any FOX package — six high-end generations, directed shot by shot for your property. Not filters, not presets.
FAQ
Stills are $600 including GST. The cinematic package, which adds a flythrough of the finished development, is $1,500.
If you have already booked a FOX photography or video package, the AI add-on is $300 for six directed generations of the property.
One clear photo of the site. A drone frame is ideal because it carries the boundaries and the surroundings, but a phone photo from the road works. Architectural plans, elevations or a material schedule make the render closer to the real consent, so send them if you have them.
Twelve to twenty-four hours for stills. Twenty-four to forty-eight for the cinematic flythrough. This is the slowest part of what I do, because every frame is generated, judged and regenerated until it holds up full screen.
No, and it should not be sold as one. An architectural render is built from your consented drawings and is accurate to the millimetre. This is a marketing visual: photoreal, grounded on the real site, built to make a buyer feel the finished place.
Where a development is already designed, I work from the plans so the massing and materials are right. Where it is not, the visual shows a plausible build, and your listing copy should say so.
Developers pre-selling sections and townhouse blocks, agents pitching for a land listing, and vendors whose site is a paddock that photographs as a paddock. If the thing you are selling does not exist yet, this is the only way to photograph it.
Next
Send the photo and the plans if you have them. Let’s make buyers see what is coming.