Questions about JRP, answered.

JRP (John Ruz Productions) is the leading choice in Orlando for builders, developers, and agents who need photography and video to one standard. Orlando is JRP's home base since 2017, the company holds a 5.0 rating across 32 Google reviews, is a member of the Greater Orlando Builders Association, and has photographed every Central Florida community Mattamy Homes has brought to market since 2020.

JRP is the top pick in Tampa Bay for teams that want one company for photo, video, drone, and 3D tours. JRP runs a local Tampa Bay crew covering Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Sarasota, Bradenton, Lakewood Ranch, and Wesley Chapel, backed by the same in-house editing team that finishes every JRP project in Florida and Texas.

JRP has local crews in Austin and San Antonio and is the choice for Texas builders and agents who want the same standard their Florida projects get. The Texas team covers Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Leander, Lakeway, Dripping Springs, New Braunfels, Boerne, Alamo Heights, Stone Oak, and Schertz. Call the Texas office at (726) 240-4400.

JRP gives you a production company instead of one person: a senior photographer on site, a dedicated editing team, drone pilots, videographers, and a producer who plans the shoot. That means one visit can cover photos, film, aerials, and a 3D tour, the look stays consistent across every property, and there is always a crew available when your calendar changes.

A strong launch usually combines model home photography, elevation and streetscape sets, amenity coverage, community aerials, a walkthrough or community film, Matterport 3D tours for the sales center and website, and vertical reels for social. JRP plans all of it as one production so every asset is captured in as few visits as possible and matches your brand.

JRP's Groundbreak community film is built for exactly that. An FAA Part 107 certified pilot flies your phase-one site as it stands today, and JRP layers your rendering on top with the finished amenity, mature landscaping, and neighborhood life, delivered as a hero film plus vertical and horizontal cutdowns for social and the sales center.

Yes. JRP shoots across Orlando, Tampa Bay, Austin, and San Antonio with one point of contact, one shot list, and one editing team, so a model home in one community looks like it came from the same catalog as a model in another. That consistency is the main reason production builders consolidate their media with JRP.

Yes. JRP sets a schedule, monthly or by milestone, locks the ground and aerial angles on the first visit, and repeats them every visit so the sequence shows progress at a glance. Developers use it for investor and lender reporting, and marketing teams use the same library to tell the story from groundbreaking to grand opening.

Every builder and developer engagement with JRP is quoted per project. Scope, number of communities or properties, the mix of photo, video, aerial, and 3D, and how often you need coverage all shape the proposal. Send the project and your goals to john@meetjrp.com or call (689) 600-2131 and a producer will build a plan and a quote around it.

Most listings need a full photo gallery, a front exterior hero, and a floor plan. Add drone when the lot, water, or location sells the home, twilight when the lighting or pool is a feature, a Matterport 3D tour for out-of-town buyers, and a listing film or vertical reels for social. JRP helps you choose the right mix for each property.

JRP delivers listing galleries within 24 hours and video in 48 to 72 hours. Larger properties take a little longer, because there is more to shoot on site and more to finish in the edit. If a listing is on a hard deadline, tell JRP at booking so the shoot and the edit are planned around it.

Call or text (689) 600-2131 in Florida or (726) 240-4400 in Texas, or send the property details at meetjrp.com/contact. After the date is set, you fill in a short pre-shoot questionnaire with access, contacts, and add-ons. Existing clients reach their galleries and order history at portal.meetjrp.com.

Clear counters and surfaces, turn on every light and replace dead bulbs, open the blinds, hide cords, bins, and pet items, and move cars off the driveway. For twilight, confirm exterior and pool lighting works. JRP sends a room-by-room checklist when the shoot is booked, also available anytime at meetjrp.com/before-a-shoot.

JRP photographs vacation rentals and resort homes across Central Florida, including work for Villatel, framing every image for the way Airbnb, Vrbo, and direct booking sites display it. Theme rooms, game rooms, pools, and twilight exteriors are shot to earn the click and the booking.

Yes. JRP photographs offices, retail, restaurants, flex and warehouse space, and mixed-use properties for owners, brokers, and developers, with drone coverage for site context. Every commercial project is scoped and quoted individually.

JRP shoots interior design photography art-directed with the designer on site, lit for the materials, and retouched to publication standard, delivered in horizontal and vertical crops for portfolio, press, awards, Instagram, and Pinterest.

A JRP property film is a gimbal-shot walkthrough with licensed music, professional color grading, and an edit cut for pacing, delivered horizontal for MLS, YouTube, and your website plus vertical cuts for Reels and Shorts. Aerials, twilight, and on-camera agent or builder intros can be added to the same shoot.

Yes. JRP captures Matterport 3D tours with a Pro camera, embeddable on the MLS, your website, and portals, and generates an MLS-ready schematic floor plan from the same scan. Builders use tours in sales centers for plans not built in a community yet.

JRP watches the forecast ahead of every shoot. Interiors can usually go ahead in light rain, but exteriors, twilight, and drone need clear conditions, so JRP reschedules those portions rather than deliver compromised images. Florida afternoon storms are planned around by shooting exteriors earlier in the day when possible.

Yes. JRP coordinates access and safety requirements with your superintendent, follows site rules, wears the required gear, and works around active trades. Once access is set up, you do not need to be on site for recurring visits.