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Fred Light

Video Producer/ Real Estate Photographer

NashuaVideoTours.com | BostonWeb.TV

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(603) 484-1439

Fred Light is the founder and owner of Nashua Video Tours, which provides narrated, high definition property video tours, as well as video agent profiles and community video tours.

Since it's inception in 2005, Nashua Video Tours has produced over 700 video tours throughout New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Southern Coastal Maine. We also offer high dynamic range real estate photography.

All video tours and full size photo galleries are presented in a custom web page for each listing, and all video tours are uploaded to over a dozen real estate websites, resulting in top Google placement for relevant keywords, usually within 1-2 days.

I have been featured nationally in 2007 on the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric, National Public Radio (NPR) and several articles on real estate video. Upcoming in 2009, I will be featured in a new book published in 2009 by McGraw-Hill entitled "How to Make Money with YouTube" as well as a feature story & video interview on real estate video in the May 2009 edition of "Videomaker Magazine", the leading magazine for video professionals.

My Comments

  • Video is literally THE best
    By Fred LightFebruary 2, 2009 - 2:58pm

    Video is literally THE best way to separate yourself from the competition. Yes, real estate video tours sells homes. No question. Video gets awesome search engine rankings - fast! No question. Video gets you the listing EVERY time. No question.

    But the real benefit is that it sells the REALTOR. Realtors who utilize video are on an entirely different level in the eyes of a potential customer than those who don't. If you're at all concerned with personal branding and stepping outside the box and marketing just a bit differently than literally everyone else - video fits the bill!

    But beware - just because you CAN do something doesn't mean you should. Most video (and the accompanying audio) is technical, complicated, time consuming and often frustrating. Video is rapidly becoming the 'moving picture' version of horribly bad cell phone MLS photos! If you're not comfortable or proficient enough to do it correctly, it's always best to hire someone who can - to make YOU look good! Bad video can make you look very amateurish (think Uncle Bob's bad home movies!), but done right can really take your business to new heights.

  • Real Estate Video
    By Fred LightDecember 9, 2008 - 9:49am

    Real Estate Video Tours http://www.NashuaVideoTours.com Boston to Penn Station - $1.00 each way plus a huge $.50 surcharge and free will-fi! Megabus.com

  • If one is sharing their own
    By Fred LightDecember 3, 2008 - 5:02am

    If one is sharing their own personal space (i.e. renting out one bedroom in their two bedroom apartment), I think discrimination is perfectly OK. I don't think it's related at all to any laws pertaining to fair housing that would apply to an empty apartment or house that is being rented. You're just not comparing apples to apples! If I'm a female, shouldn't I be able to discriminate against a having a MALE roommate in my own house for whatever reasons I have? I just don't see that Fair Housing laws pertain to personal roommate situations in any way, shape or form. I would think BOTH parties would respect and prefer that they both be comfortable in a particular living situation. I can't imagine a gay man desiring to live with someone who did not want to live with them because they were gay! Real Estate Video Tours http://www.NashuaVideoTours.com Online Video Marketing http://www.BostonWeb.TV