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What’s in this cut

The cut composes the Elm Street in Bethesda, MD ($1,350,000) from its real listing photos and live public data. In order, it moves through these scenes — every figure shown is pulled from a source, never invented:

1. 1Listing title cardOpens on Elm Street in Bethesda, MD — the exterior photograph with the listing's headline composed over it: 4 bed, 3.5 bath, 3,400 sq ft, $1,350,000, just listed.
2. 2Aerial locatorA map flies to Bethesda, MD and pinpoints the property, drawing the half-mile and one-mile rings and arcing out to the landmarks the rest of the film will talk about.
3. 3At a glanceThe property snapshot — 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 3,400 square feet, built 2021, $397 per square foot — laid out as stat cards.
4. 4Property galleryThe listing’s own photographs — living room, kitchen, dining, bedrooms, baths, outdoor room, pool and garage — each with depth-driven camera motion and a room-detail card. No stock footage, no generated rooms.
5. 5Monthly costAn estimated $6,948/mo at 6.67% 30-yr fixed with $270K down (20%) — principal and interest only, animated as a donut that counts up. The rate is Freddie Mac’s weekly survey via FRED.
6. 6Nearby schoolsNearest 4 of 137 MD public schools within 10 miles · NCES CCD 2024. Bethesda Elementary (K–5, 645 students, 16.5:1, 48% math and 52% reading proficient), Bethesda-Chevy Chase High (9–12, 2377 students, 16.7:1, 71% math and 87% reading proficient), Somerset Elementary (K–5, 314 students, 15:1, 43% math and 55% reading proficient) — enrolment and class size from NCES, proficiency from the state’s EDFacts assessment for 2020-21.
7. 7Travel timesDrive times routed over the road graph — Lidl 2 min, Bethesda station 3 min, Baltimore/Washington Intl Thurgood Marshall 49 min — beside the nearest interstate and highway access points with their distances.
8. 8Daily life hereA neighbourhood map with 31 nearby places across 10 categories, spanning 0.1–4.9 mi. Each is an OpenStreetMap record and each distance is measured from the property’s own coordinates.
9. 9ClimateSeasonal temperature normals for this location, drawn as a year-round band rather than a single number.
10. 10Open houseThe open-house date and window, with the agent’s own contact details — a listing-input field the agent types, not a sourced claim.
11. 11Getting around24.3 miles of sidewalk, 2.5 miles of bike path and 4.3 miles of trail mapped inside a 1 km radius, with the nearest grocery, park, coffee and restaurant. Mapped ground from OpenStreetMap, not a walkability score.
12. 12Natural hazard riskFEMA’s expected annual loss for the Montgomery County, MD census tract — Very Low — beside the flood zone (X, not in a Special Flood Hazard Area). Reported as the tract’s figure, never the house’s.
13. 13Air qualityAn air quality index of 70 (Moderate), main pollutant PM2.5, stamped with the observation time and the reporting area it came from.
14. 14EnvironmentTree canopy cover of 30% at this address from the 2021 national land-cover survey, with elevation and rooftop solar potential.
15. 15ContactCloses on the agent’s details and the open-house window, over a sources-and-credits card naming every publisher whose data appears in the film.

This is a visual guide to what the cut shows. Spoken narration and the music score play over it; the property data above is what appears on screen.

Questions about this demo

• Is anything in this video AI-generated or invented?

  No. Every scene is composed from the listing's real photos and live public data — there are no AI-invented rooms, no stock footage, and no fabricated figures. Every number on screen, from the school enrolment to the mortgage estimate, is credited to the body that published it.

• What does the cut show, scene by scene?

  In order, it moves through the listing title card, an aerial locator, a property snapshot, the photo gallery, the monthly cost, nearby schools, travel times, the places nearby, climate normals, the open house, getting around on foot, natural hazard risk, air quality, the environment, and the contact card the cut closes on. Every figure shown is pulled from a source, never invented.

• What format and length is the video?

  The full cut is 2 minutes 31 seconds at 1920 by 1080 — a 16:9 widescreen film built for the MLS listing-detail page, YouTube, your website, and email. We make widescreen videos, not vertical clips.

• How is this different from generative AI tools like Sora or Runway?

  Generative tools build each frame from a prompt and can invent rooms, fixtures, or views that are not really there. TargetVid is compositive: it arranges your actual listing photos and real public data into the video, so nothing on screen is hallucinated. The same inputs render the same video every time.

• Can I get one made for my own listing?

  Yes. Join the early-access waitlist to claim a Founding seat and lock founder pricing — there is no card required to join. We are in early access and inviting agents in waves.