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Kingston Terrace

Master Plan Brand Content

Prepared for Pam Verdadero | Risewell Homes, Oregon Division

King City, Oregon · Sales Environment Storytelling

The story starts at sunrise

What We Heard

It opened as a subdivision. It deserves to open as a master plan.

A buyer at Kingston Terrace is not choosing a floor plan. They are choosing a village set against more than 180 acres of river and protected refuge, ten minutes from wine country, with park blocks, trails, and a walkable town center on the way.

Kingston Terrace has assets. It does not yet have a story. This proposal is the story: a connected body of work, built local, built fast.

The Creative Direction

One Day Here

Your films carry no voiceover, so light, music, and the edit do the talking. Every film is a chapter of one day at Kingston Terrace, sunrise to sunset, told through the real lifestyle of the place. A buyer does not see four ads. They see one day here.

Chapter 1 · Morning · Belonging

The Surrounding Lands

Mist on the Tualatin River, wildlife lifting off the water at first light. A morning walk through the refuge, then vineyard rows ten minutes from the front door.

You do not live near nature here. You live inside it.

Chapter 2 · Midday · Connection

The Park Blocks

A daughter lifted to the hoop, a pickleball rally, a dog mid-leap at the bark park. Real parks and real energy, standing in for the blocks to come.

Weekends do not require a car.

Chapter 3 · Golden Hour · Freedom

The Town Center

Coffee as the awnings open, dinner as the string lights come on. The retail already built down the street, extended into Kingston Terrace's own main street.

Walk to dinner. Never touch your keys.

Chapter 4 · Sunset · Promise

The Trails & Open Space

The honest today: open land, a marker, a trail beginning. The future promise: paths completing underfoot, an overlook at sunset, a kid learning to ride a bike.

This is where the roots go down.

The Close · Decision

The Hero Wall Film: The Trailer.

The wall that greets every buyer currently plays a distant flyover built on old data. We replace it with the trailer: the full day compressed into one cinematic piece, ending on an aerial pull-back that dissolves toward the community layout and hands the buyer to the topo map beside it. Your agents land the close: this is the home availability, in the middle of everything you just felt. The chapters each build one feeling. The trailer converts them into a decision.

The Craft

Every film has one job.

Emotion in film is not an accident. It is engineered from four materials, then aimed at a single feeling per film.

Light is the script.

The day's arc sets the emotional register, which is why our full production plan captures every golden hour twice.

Music is the narrator.

With no voiceover, the score carries the story. Each chapter is cut to its own tempo.

People are the proof.

Real moments from real places. Buyers read life, not extras.

Restraint is the luxury.

Frames breathe. The emotion lands in the pause, not the montage.

One Film, One Job

The Surrounding Lands

Make the setting feel rare

The Park Blocks

Make weekends feel close

The Town Center

Make the car feel optional

The Trails & Open Space

Make the future feel certain

The Hero Wall Film

Make the decision feel made

The Social Cuts

Make the scroll stop at 40 to 60

The Method

Real First. AI Where It Earns Its Place.

Real footage first. AI enters only where there is a hole: a strong frame with no life, or a space not built yet, tuned until it reads as real as it can be. No slow figures. No awkward poses. Documentary footage of a future that has not happened yet.

The camera sells the feeling. The feeling sells the home.

The Standard

Two films, chosen for this.

Not a portfolio. A calibration. This is the grade, pacing, and restraint Kingston Terrace inherits.

Amenity-First Lifestyle Film

The amenities over the house. The calibration for your chapters: we sell what surrounds a home.

The Iris Film · Social Media

A social-first lifestyle film, built for reach.

Sold within 24 hours

The Investment

Three Ways To Do This.

All scoped to Kingston Terrace. Travel and lodging are built into every number.

The Content Package

The package any capable videographer would quote you.

$7,500

travel & lodging included

  • Three station films, 30 to 90 seconds each, music-led, no voiceover
  • Curated, color-graded photography library for the kiosks
  • Real footage with light AI population
  • Two-day shoot, one revision round

What it solves: the asset problem. What it leaves open: the day has no ending, there is no trailer, and the hero wall keeps playing the old video.

Choose The Content Package
Recommended

The Master Plan Story

The complete story. Five films: four chapters plus the Hero Wall trailer.

$13,500

travel & lodging included

  • Everything in The Content Package, plus:
  • Chapter four, The Trails & Open Space, completing the day
  • The Hero Wall Film, the trailer that hands buyers to the topo map
  • AI future promise for the unbuilt: park blocks, town center, overlooks
  • Boulevard banner set for the Kingston Terrace light posts
  • Web and YouTube cuts of the key assets
  • Three-day cinematic capture: every golden hour shot twice
  • Two revision rounds
Choose The Master Plan Story

The Launch Engine

Not more assets. A launch. And you walk into the ad-budget conversation with proof.

$25,000

travel & lodging included

  • Everything in The Master Plan Story, plus:
  • The Kingston Terrace Film: a long-form cinematic anthem, one to five minutes, length set by the edit, not a template. Sold separately: $8,000
  • The Social Launch Campaign: eight to ten vertical ad cuts, three hook directions, Meta-ready for the 40 to 60 buyer segment. Sold separately: $6,500
  • Full AI future-promise suite in motion, not just stills
  • Three-to-four-day production: extended coverage for the anthem, plus vertical-first capture for the social cuts
  • All in: five sales-floor films, the anthem, and eight to ten social cuts. Fourteen to sixteen finished pieces.
  • Bonus: one seasonal re-render of any delivered scene, on us
  • Bonus: Phase 2 rate lock, the August and September model shoots at today's rates
  • Priority turnaround, three revision rounds
Choose The Launch Engine

Timeline

Built Fast. Built Right.

This production window is held for two weeks from delivery of this proposal. Peak season. The calendar is the only constraint.
Shoot within two to three weeks of approval. First cuts roughly a week after the shoot. Momentum will not be lost here.
Your kiosk content links are already in hand. Send the entitlement flyover and any remaining stills whenever convenient, and the new work folds in with what you own.

The two communities launching models in August and September are the natural next phase. The goal is a local creative partner across the full rollout, not a one-off hire.

Kingston Terrace is not a subdivision. It is a village with a river for a backyard. Let's open it that way.

Lock the Shoot Dates

Vincent Ybañez

Founder & Creative Director

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