In an era where we are used to having intimate access to the lifestyles of the rich and the famous via social media, a little privacy goes a long way.

The public demands to know intimate details of their favourite celebrities' beauty routines, social lives, outfits and more.

But, aside from glimpses when publications get a private tour of the mansions of celebrities like Kim Kardashian, we rarely get to see inside the homes of the ultra-rich.

And perhaps for good reason; our homes are one of the last bastions of privacy.

But for Tracey Atkins (pictured right), founder of Melbourne-based real estate film agency Goldeneye Media, taking a peek inside the world's most exquisite homes is her day-to-day.

You'd be forgiven for not knowing much about Goldeneye Media; their work is largely on the down-low, accessible only to those with millions to drop on secluded mansions and beachside estates.

The group, now in its tenth year of operation, doesn't just make a simple film touring these houses; they tell stories and bring properties to life far beyond what a simple pamphlet or photo slideshow could ever achieve.

While Goldeneye Media itself may have been established on paper in 2010, it is a project that goes back at least 18 years to when Atkins was working as a TV journalist for the Nine Network.

At the time, Atkins was pregnant and wasn't being sent to cover any juicy stories. So when the opportunity arose to take on a freelance real estate videography job, she basically said 'why not?'.

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