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Operation Project 125

PVS teamed up with Christopher Watkin to launch our new product — Project 125.
Our new product (codename "operation Project 125") is perfect for letting and estate agents that know they need video, but don't have the time to develop, edit and produce the content. 

Team PVS will shoot a 60 second property video update on your behalf and then supply you with high quality, low-cost and professional content.

Here's a few behind the scenes pics from our first video shoot:


Why are we using a green screen you may be asking! Well, by shooting in front of a green screen we're able to make any update look and feel local anywhere in the country.

Keep an eye on our website for updates!

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