virtualpro360° MEDIA | REAL ESTATE & BEYOND

Virtual tours, photography and floor plans in Auckland

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VIRTUALPRO & BEYOND

Commercial real estate media.
A specialist’s perspective.

Photography, virtual tours, floor plans and aerial imagery.

Dean Scholey, founder of VirtualPro

I’m Dean Scholey, founder of VirtualPro and an award-winning Matterport specialist, specialising in commercial real estate media.

I create photography, virtual tours, floor plans and aerial imagery for commercial property marketing—helping buyers and tenants understand the space, assess its potential and take the next step.

My approach combines precise capture with thoughtful navigation, floor plans and connected media, shaped around your audience and business objectives.

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I specialise in making spaces easy to explore and understand. My work goes beyond capturing a property: I consider how someone will move through it, which details they need to see and what information will help them take the next step.

I work directly with you, from understanding the brief to refining the finished experience. That can include exterior navigation, labelled floor plans, a mini map, agent contact details and supporting media—chosen to suit the project and the platform. The aim is a clear, useful experience that works alongside your existing website and marketing.

My work has been recognised by the Matterport Digital Twin Awards, including Best Digital Twin for Real Estate in 2021. As New Zealand’s iGUIDE reseller and consultant, I also help other professionals choose the right system and put it to work. I bring that same practical knowledge and attention to detail to every client project.

About the experience

What could a virtual tour do for my business?

Start with what someone needs to know, understand or do. A tour could help a buyer assess a property remotely, introduce a visitor to your venue or help a new employee become familiar with a workplace before they arrive. The purpose shapes the experience.

What can we include in a virtual tour?

Depending on the platform and project, a tour can bring together photography, video, text, audio, floor plans and links to further information. We choose the content around what your audience needs, placing it where it makes sense within the space.

How does it work alongside our existing website and marketing?

A tour can be embedded in your website or shared through a link in emails, social posts and compatible listing platforms. It gives people a place to look more closely, revisit details and share important information with others.

What makes your approach different?

I approach each project as a dedicated virtual-tour specialist. I plan the capture around the space and your audience, then refine the navigation, presentation and supporting information. You work directly with me, with a focus on delivering an experience that is easy to use and supports your business objectives.

Do I need a clear idea before contacting you?

No. You might have a space, a challenge or simply a “could we…?” question. Tell me what you’re thinking and what you’d like to achieve. We can work through the possibilities together.

What is it like working with you?

I’m hands-on, curious and attentive to the details. I’ll ask questions, listen to your ideas and help you work out what will be useful for the people using the experience. You bring the knowledge of your business; I bring the creative and technical experience.

More about Dean

How long have you been creating virtual tours?

I’ve been creating virtual tours through VirtualPro in New Zealand for eight years, working across a wide range of industries. What still excites me is finding new ways to use the medium to help people see and understand.

Is there a particular niche you work in?

My work spans real estate, healthcare, education, hospitality, workplaces, marine and heritage. The common thread is helping people understand a space and the information connected to it. I’m particularly drawn to projects where someone has a communication challenge and we can find a creative, practical way to address it.

What do you wish people understood about virtual tours?

That what you see is only the beginning. A space can hold stories, knowledge and information that mean different things to different people. A virtual tour gives us a way to bring those together and let people discover what matters to them. I wish more people started by asking, “What could this help someone understand?” That’s where the bigger possibilities open up—and where I love getting involved.

Where do you see the future of this technology?

I see it becoming a more connected part of how we communicate, learn and make decisions. Imagine a space where you can ask questions, find relevant information and choose how deeply you want to engage. Today we work with 360° imagery and 3D experiences. The tools will evolve, and that excites me. My focus will remain on what they make possible for people. The value will always be in what we can communicate.

Why iGUIDE?

For me, iGUIDE brings two useful perspectives together: the experience of being in a space and the floor plans and measurements that help you understand it. That fits how I think about visual communication—giving people both the picture and the practical information. As New Zealand’s iGUIDE reseller, I also help people understand how the system could fit their work and support them as they get started.

What drives you?

Creating something that helps people see possibilities they hadn’t considered. I love taking an idea, working through the details and seeing it become something useful. That “wow” moment when a client sees their tour for the first time still means a lot to me.

What makes a project exciting for you?

When we discover a possibility that wasn’t obvious at the start. It might be a different way to tell a story, explain something complicated or give people access to a place they couldn’t otherwise visit. I enjoy working with people who ask, “What if?”

What makes you a rare human being?

I’m left-handed and was born on the 29th of February. An unusual combination—and a birthday that only appears on the calendar once every four years!

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE & BEYOND

Connected media. Stronger campaigns.

A commercial property marketing campaign aims to attract relevant buyers or tenants, generate enquiries and support progress towards a sale or lease.

Photography and floor plans provide the core marketing assets. Distribution through Trade Me, property listing portals and websites presents the opportunity to national and overseas buyers, investors and interested parties.

“We’re passionate about selling commercial real estate. We do it with you.”

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& Beyond

“The investment isn’t in a virtual tour.
It’s in the solution it delivers.”

Dean Scholey

— Dean Scholey
Founder, Virtualpro

The starting point is the business objective: increase sales, enable remote access, support planning or preserve a record. Who needs the information, and what do they need to understand or do? Those questions define the purpose and guide how the virtual tour supports it.

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A virtual tour is a rich visual medium that brings information into a recognisable setting. People can familiarise themselves, explore at their own pace and access relevant content where it makes sense. Photography, video, documents, measurements and plans can connect what they see with what they need to know.

Whether presented as a 360° tour, 3D walkthrough or digital twin, the value lies in its use. Each tour should help someone complete a task, make a decision or access information they need.

Used across real estate, retail, marine, hospitality, tourism, education, healthcare, construction, insurance and facilities management.

CONTEXT IN PRACTICEOceania | Remote access for family decision-makers
LATEST PROJECT | MUSEALIATitanic: The Human Story

EXHIBITIONS & ARCHIVES

Titanic: The Human Story

Business objective

Musealia needed a record of the exhibition at Auckland’s Smith & Caughey’s Building for internal reference and archiving. The team needed to revisit the arrangement of rooms and displays after the temporary installation changed.

The Purpose

Capture the approximately 1,250 m² exhibition in Matterport to document its spaces and displays. Provide an internal visual reference the team can revisit after the installation is dismantled.

Exhibition imagery: Musealia / FeverView portfolio sample
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