The phrase "agent video" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to video content that features an agent, such as in real estate, entertainment, or technology.
Example: "The agent video provided a detailed walkthrough of the property, highlighting its best features."
Alternatives: "agent footage" or "agent clip".
These companies put talent agents, video producers, and ad sales all under one roof.
In Boston, Jamie Iacoi, an estate agent, filmed video from his roof deck on Sunday.
Visitors can wander among various apparatchiks, see giant statues of Stalin and Lenin and watch a secret agent training video.
The computer terminal crashed while the search was under way, cutting off one agent's video feed.
Thus, all measurements are collected with a static terminal agent downloading video sequences through a Wi-Fi radio link.
A new state enforcement division mandates high levels of security and a 24-hour agent-monitored video feed in all shops and facilities.
An earlier offer by Coca-Cola to allow small retailers like corner shops, news agents and video stores to stock rival brands in Coke's own cooler cabinets was considered inadequate by European antitrust officials.
After an 18-month investigation, which included a review of the more than 330 licensed agencies in the city and undercover inspections by agents with video cameras, the Department of Consumer Affairs shut down three companies, collected $160,000 in fines and delivered $80,000 in restitution to clients.
But as Jirbo sought to make money from its apps, sales agents realized video ads turned out grainy or would suddenly freeze.
An article on Wednesday about a teacher's aide at a public school in Brooklyn who was arrested a second time after federal agents found videos showing him engaged in sexual acts with students paraphrased incorrectly from comments by the schools chancellor, Dennis M. Walcott.
