The work
Every listing gets a film. Shot, flown, and cut in-house.
Neighborhoods
A causeway separates these markets. Almost nothing else about them matches.
Mandeville
The Northshore's historic gateway.
Madisonville
For two hundred years, the answer to "what do people do here" was: build boats.
Abita Springs
A town founded on the belief that the water would fix you.
Beau Chêne
Thirty-six holes, a marina on the Tchefuncte, and seventeen miles of road that lead nowhere but home.
Terra Bella
A planned development where the plan came first — and it's still being built out to it.
French Quarter
French founding, Spanish architecture, Southern charm, American soul.
Buyers decide on a screen.
The showing is not the first showing.
Video is the thing everyone says matters and almost nobody does properly.
In NAR's 2025 Profile of Home Staging, 48% of buyers' agents said including video in a listing was highly important to their clients — and 47% of sellers' agents rated video in their listings as more important to theirs.
Better media doesn't just look better. It gets shared.
Zillow's own data found that listings with an interactive floor plan received on average 60% more views, 79% more saves, and 72% more shares than listings without one.
Garrett Shearman
A film studio that sells houses.
Over a decade in film and media, applied to luxury real estate. The Shearman Group represents properties on the Northshore and in New Orleans with production standards borrowed from documentary work: real locations, real light, no shortcuts. Filmed. Listed. Sold.
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