Lindy Denny Media · Touring where America lives · Est. 2016
A traveling, walk-and-talk series inside America's custom homes, hosted by the people who built them. $1.5M to $20M, one take, no script.
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"The conversations I've been having off-camera for years, finally on the record."
Lindy visits her friends, builders, designers, and tastemakers, touring the custom homes they are building in the cities and towns they are building them.
Walk-and-talk format. She moves through each property in real time with the builder or the designer, the way you would actually see a home if you knew the right person.
Each episode goes deep on one house: the people who made it, the choices they made, and how it lives.
Think Parade of Homes, but cinematic, hosted, and on the road. Not a listing. A portrait of a place through one home in it.
Filmmaker, host, and luxury-home storyteller. Ten years inside America's custom homes, now turning that lens on the country itself. Her studio, Lindy Denny Media, has spent nearly a decade documenting the most considered custom homes in America. Her social footprint of 1.5M+ followers generates 2M+ views per week, built organic-first for a niche market that actually buys.
President and Executive Producer, Static Age Entertainment. Represented by UTA. Steve has produced for HGTV and DIY Network for more than fifteen years: Million Dollar Rooms, Stone House Revival, Restored, Luxe For Less, and Boomtown Builder, which he co-created. Static Age's Renovation Aloha is airing on HGTV now. Steve is developing this series with Lindy.
"Networks are figuring out what they are. I already know what I am. So I'm building this on my channels first, and bringing partners with me who want to be in the room while it happens."
Episodes ship on a calendar Lindy controls. No green-light to wait on, no slot to fight for.
What this looks like when it works
Russell came to us in 2023 with 4K followers and a strong local reputation that lived almost entirely offline. He was building quality homes and competing for attention in a crowded Baton Rouge market. We built a content engine around the One-Take Tour and ran it on a schedule, fully organic, for three years.
Attention pulled people in. Education built authority. Relationship turned strangers into believers.
Followers
4K
80K
Project range
$1.5M to $4M specs
$3M to $5M customs, up to $15M signature
Inbound
Local word of mouth
Pre-qualified inbound
"Lindy joined Manchac Homes in 2023 to elevate our social media presence and the results speak for themselves. Through strategic, fully organic growth, she has expanded our audience to over 77,000 followers. Her content not only drives engagement but consistently communicates and reinforces our brand vision."
Social media did not sell more houses. It changed which houses he was asked to build. That is one builder in one market. A partner in this series gets that engine pointed at their brand across every market and all 8 episodes of Season 01.
Every episode is engineered for stacking. The walk-and-talk drops on YouTube. The full one-shot tour follows. Cut-downs, reels, and stills land across Instagram, TikTok, and the newsletter. Every drop pulls the audience back to the home.
Where partners come in
The show and the channels are one thing, so every tier includes both. Each tier holds its category, which means partners sit at the table together without crowding each other.
Category exclusive · Full season · Show and social
Multi-episode · Sustained social · Non-exclusive
One home · One market · One moment
Partnerships start at $10,000 for a single market activation and scale to category exclusivity across the show and social. Full rate card on request.
Select tiers are eligible for premium trade arrangements.
Season 01 is filming now and premieres fall 2026. Category exclusivity is first come, and every category is still open.
We are looking for brands that live inside the custom home: windows, doors, appliances, flooring, outdoor living, smart home, lighting, and building finance. One brand per category.
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