The phrase "a video kit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of equipment or tools designed for creating or producing videos.
Example: "I just purchased a video kit that includes a camera, tripod, and lighting equipment for my new YouTube channel."
Alternatives: "video equipment set" or "video production kit".
It was revived yet again in the 1990's as a video kit featuring newly digitized cartoons and new hosts.
Top sellers: "Japanese-Inspired Gardens" ($9.95); "The Brooklyn Botanic Garden Gardener's Desk Reference" ($32); "Get Ready, Get Set, Grow!" ($6.95); a video kit for children.
You can hire a professional infomercial group to film the "creative" for you (and probably spend in the low six figures), or you can do what we did back in 2005: buy a video kit and do it yourself.
If spending $15,000 on a surround video kit doesn't fill you with tingly sensations, there's also been the other extreme: Building your own.
Also available for order is a video action kit.
Wireless USB Audio / Video Kit streams sound and picture to in-room display.
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For about £100, a video-capture kit such as Pinnacle Studio MovieBox can be plugged into a USB port on your computer and will capture video directly from your video player.
Allesandro, the creator, includes all the schematics you need for making your own device and even includes a video showing the kit in action.
When I started in television more than a quarter of a century ago, a broadcast video camera kit cost something like £30,000 - and if you had suggested strapping one to a car to get action shots you would have been sacked.
Below, a video of how littleBits' kit works, and below that, a link to the company's latest Synth Kit collaboration with Korg, which points to how third parties could work with the 'platform.'platform
