Questions, answered.

The photographs the listing already has. Sharp, well-lit photos of each room give the best result, and more photos give the film more to work with; our demonstration films were made from 8 to 25 stills. Share them by link (Drive, Dropbox or the listing page) or by email.

No. There is no shoot, no crew and no site visit. Everything is done remotely from your existing photographs.

Typically 3–5 days from receiving your photos, depending on the length, the treatment and how quickly feedback comes back. Faster delivery can be quoted for a custom film.

A finished widescreen film mastered at 1080p, 2K or 4K, and, if you add it, a vertical 9:16 cut for social at 1080p. You first review a watermarked preview of the whole film; the clean master is released when the balance is paid.

Standard is composed: your rooms shown clearly, one considered move per photo, with music. Cinematic is directed: colour-graded and cut like a film, with an extra revision included. The pricing page shows the two side by side.

One round with Standard and two with Cinematic. A revision adjusts the delivered film (pacing, music, colour, which shots make the cut); it is not a rebuild from a new brief.

In planning and generation. Claude Code orchestrates the production, image-to-video models create the motion from each still, and AI voices and music may be used for the sound. A person reviews every shot, makes the cut and approves the delivery. The technology page describes each step.

That is the rule we work to: the camera may move, the building may not. We reject any clip that moves a door or a window, changes a room's shape or adds a feature that is not there. The AI media and visual accuracy policy sets out the full rules.

Yes, as separate services, and they are disclosed: virtually staged images are labelled. Some markets require altered listing images to be disclosed with a link to the original, so we supply the originals alongside on request.

No. Voiceovers are produced with AI voices from a script you approve. We do not clone a real person's voice without their written consent.

You keep ownership of your photographs. Once the project is paid in full, you may use the film to market the property it was made for, wherever you list it, at no extra fee. The terms of service have the details.

Only with your permission. The films on our showcase today are studio demonstrations made from sample stills, not client commissions.

They are used only to make your film, processed in the studio's own accounts with the production tools named in the privacy policy, and deleted when you ask. If your material must not be used by a provider to improve its models, tell us before we start.

Prices are set by treatment, length and resolution. Films start at ₹5,500 in India and $99 elsewhere at founding-client prices. The pricing page has the configurator and the full rate card.

Yes. Founding clients get 50% off every film through 30 November 2026, 23:59 UTC. It applies automatically, needs no code, and ends on that date.

Not at the moment. The pricing page always shows the current price.

A 30% deposit books the work. The 70% balance is due after you approve the watermarked preview, so you never pay in full for a film you have not seen. Prices exclude any applicable taxes.

Yes. For batches we quote around your volume, with one point of contact and one monthly invoice. Ask for a batch quote on the pricing page.

Not yet. Luna Luce Create, a self-service workspace, is in development. Today every film is made by the studio.

There is no launch date. Join the early-access list on the Create page and we will write when there is something real to try.

In Kerala, India. The studio works remotely with clients anywhere.

Luna Luce was founded by Arjun Vinod, its proprietor, with co-founder Aswin Vinod. Arjun directs and reviews every film.

A sole proprietorship based in Kerala, India, registered as LUNA LUCE on 11 July 2026, with Arjun Vinod as its proprietor.

Write to hello@lunaluce.studio, or send a brief from any page. We reply within 24 hours.