Why source provenance matters more than another finished-video gallery
A finished video proves that an output exists. It does not show what went in. These three cases preserve the input side as well: six original listing photos, their real production order and the matching clean user video already stored in the customer-example library. That makes the evidence narrower, but stronger.
Bungalow-style movable villa
This compact detached property has a wooded setting, warm timber surfaces and a source sequence that moves from outdoor context into living, kitchen, bedroom and recreation spaces.
Duplex villa
This user set is interior-led. Living space, work area, kitchen and bedrooms form the six-photo story without relying on a hero exterior frame.
Detached villa
This set opens with a detached-home exterior, then shifts into a broad open-plan living and kitchen area before moving through bedroom and home-gym views.
What these three user examples do not prove
They do not establish conversion rate, buyer engagement, sale speed or comparative motion quality. They also do not prove that six photos are universally the right choice for every property. Their value is provenance: three confirmed property types, eighteen real source photographs and three matching clean user outputs can be inspected without filling missing facts with marketing copy.