PHOTO: Tracey Atkins
They say home is where the heart is, and that’s exactly what Goldeneye Media tries to capture in its unique real estate marketing films – heart. Founder Tracey Atkins shares the key ingredients to letting a home’s personality shine through.
For two decades, Tracey Atkins has been bringing the stories of some of the world’s most opulent and well-known homes to life.
With an innate ability to capture the aura, the history and the essence of a property, Tracey and her Goldeneye Media team have created marketing films unlike any others.
Breathtaking videography and still images combine with carefully crafted scripts, captivating design and inspiring music to light a flame in the hearts of high-end buyers.
PROPERTIES OF DISTINCTION
Among the notable properties Tracey and Goldeneye Media have filmed is Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’s estate, Red Gate Farm, in Martha’s Vineyard, and in Australia the Fairfax estates Elaine and Fairwater, which sold for $71 million and about $100 million.
“I think the one we will always pinch ourselves about is the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis estate in Martha’s Vineyard, which we filmed last year,” Tracey says.
“We spent five days filming the property – it was 400 acres with a mile of Atlantic Ocean beachfront and the home was incredibly beautiful, stylish, and filled with the belongings of Jackie and JFK.”
The style of film Goldeneye Media produces is unique in the real estate world, preferring to do away with listing a home’s nuts and bolts features and instead giving life to what the walls of the home would say could they talk.
“People understand that a house is going to have a stove and a toilet,” Tracey says.
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