The phrase "made a video about" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "I made a video about my summer vacation and posted it to YouTube."
Kuckenbaker says in the video's description, "it's serendipity that I made a video about hidden complexity in a place with an enormous amount of hidden complexity".
My colleague Sky Dylan-Robbins made a video about the problem several weeks ago.
Campaigners are so concerned they have even made a video about it.
We liked the idea so much that we even made a video about it called "The Real Housewives of Chemotherapy".
Fellow 2014 housemate Jake Rich made a video about cyberbullying to promote a short film festival on the issue.
Later, she made a video about the trail, "The Road to Freedom," and won a regional Emmy award for directing it.
If you can't think of a good story to make a video about, try animating one of the many fan fictions out there.
As a result, they decided to make a video about racial profiling in the US.
Instead, make a video about your new business, and pitch it as if you were talking to an investor.
He also gave his son a small part, as a neighbor who wants to make a video about Mr. Cooper's character.
Looking back at my old work, there was a lovely innocent time when I could make a video about french kissing.
