I know this request is a bit off-topic (thus the category listing), but I have a friend who is looking to film an interview with a client in a partially completed commercial building (drywall or framed stage).

Recently, I started to film with my iPhone while I took clients on a tour.

( BTW, Name that film....)In my market (Colorado Springs) it seems like anyone who could qualify for a fourplex unit could equally well just rent a unit in a big apartment complex.  

Another thing to consider is that recirc fans do not filter air and as a result you may get a greasy film on the top of your cabinets over time.  

I’m most interested in BRRRR for residential and commercial but open to learning different things to broadened my horizons.For fun, I have experience in the music and film industry so creativity comes natural to me.

Window Films...I have used the Solex brand  SX-C300 Dusted Etch, SX-1309 Fine Crystal Frost, or SX-324 Frosted Sparkle for the bottom lite of the window. 

Hey BP, I'm curious to see what works and what doesn't when putting together a quick film...

gas water heaters and furnaces are cheaper and better than elec.stoves and dryers are more dangerous as it takes brains to run one without letting the lint clog ect.AND a gas stove gives off an oily film that coats the whole house.

I would have to hedge my advice and discussion of particular experiences, I would also have to limit what I said because those that know my specific businesses could reverse engineer the type of advice I give.Do you want to know how we bid against the FBI on a home at TTEE sale and about how I walked away when my partner kept the home to film adult movies?

Do they pay to film you flip?