The Denver Post

Colorado brokerage emphasizes creative micro branding for its agents; LIV Sotheby’s Internatio­nal Realty launches agent film series

- By Brittanny Havard

Colorado real estate firm LIV Sotheby’s Internatio­nal Realty is pleased to announce the completion of its first round of agent films, a series of short films about agents within the brokerage, meant to diversify the way the public sees real estate agents by providing a window into an agent’s life and personalit­y. Through its high-quality short film series, LIV Sotheby’s Internatio­nal Realty (LIV SIR) has launched a unique initiative to create a personal connection between agents and clients.

“Our business is all about our people,” said LIV Sotheby’s Internatio­nal Realty President Scott Webber. “Today, informatio­n about real estate is available at your fingertips, but for us, human interactio­n is at the forefront of thought for LIV Sotheby’s Internatio­nal Realty. Every home has a story and so do our agents. To us, buying or selling a home requires human interactio­n and these films embody that sentiment.”

LIV SIR partnered with Evoker, Inc., a Chicago-based multimedia branding agency, to create the agent films. The studio-quality films are generally less than two minutes long and enable potential homebuyers and sellers to “meet” the agents and executives, learning who they are — their passions, expertise, market knowledge, unique attributes — to decide which agent is the perfect match to meet their real estate needs.

The films eliminate the corporate, mass-produced structure of a standard biography video, allowing brokers to tell their personal story, whether it entails mountain biking in the Colorado Rockies, interactin­g with family or playing a round of golf. There is no script, no storyboard and no two films are ever the same.

Each agent film is created with a cinematic approach. Evoker producers meet with brokers during two consultati­on visits prior to filming, helping to streamline the production process, which usually takes about one day. Not only is the personal story of each agent captured, but additional footage, including the areas the broker services, is artistical­ly weaved into the films by the cinematic director, creating beautiful and emotion-evoking results.

“We try to diversify the way the public sees agents,” said Webber. “LIV Sotheby’s Internatio­nal Realty is the leading luxury real estate firm in the Colorado and Denver property market. We have a very interestin­g group of agents and we are really happy with the results of the films of those who signed up for the project.”

Out of LIV SIR’S 350+ agents, 20 agents signed up for the first round of the lifestyle-inspired films. To debut the films, a “Red Carpet” film premiere event took place on Aug. 31 in Denver. To view the LIV SIR agent films, please visit agentfilms.livsotheby­srealty.com.

For more informatio­n, contact Brittanny Havard, director of communicat­ions, LIV Sotheby’s Internatio­nal Realty, at 303-4863738. To service all your real estate needs, please visit Livsotheby­srealty.com.

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LIV Sotheby’s Internatio­nal Realty hosted a red carpet premiere event to launch the completion of its agent film series. Pictured in large photo (left to right): Douglas D. Kerbs, Wanda Ford, Corinna Bandemer and Scott Webber. Upper right: Maureen...
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