ePhoto 10 X 20 Large Chromakey Chroma Key Green Screen Support Stands 3 Point Continuous Video Photography Lighting Kit H9004SB-1020G

Awesome setup. I use this at work to film client successes, and weekly videos that we put on our webpage. The backdrop is easy to work with and a perfect green for keying. You will have to Iron it when you get it because it has wrinkles from it being folded in the packaging. Other than that the screen is great.The lights are also very good for the price. Granted they are flimsy and lightweight, and all of the fasteners are plastic but it works for my application and we move them around all the time. Break down and setup is kind of a pain in the ass, so if you are planning on traveling with them, you may want to get a different set. Not a huge deal though, just a bit of a pain.

The green screen is a nice size however if you want to make it a little more narrow you'll have to do some folding. The stitched area at the top for the top bar is continuous with no open cut areas to adjust for size. You could do it yourself easy enough or buy another more narrow green muslin.The light stands are very light weight and could be knocked over very easily which will probably happen if you have more than 3 people on a set. A few sand bags will help that situation. If a light falls I can see a bit of damage to the soft box and or the bulbs.Over all if you're thinking about getting a start up kit I would recommend getting something like this one. For what you get the price is good.I would also suggest picking up 4 or more 5lb sandbags (saddle type are fine),a couple extra 45w bulbs and an extra 105w bulb. (If one goes out, they are not easy to find right away / hardware stores just don't have that wattage at 5500K)Possibly a few color gels to give some accent lighting / clothes pins from your local store (50 for $1.50)A couple packs of clamps to hold your green screen tight. The 3.75 and 4.5 inch both work. (The 3.75 are a little trickier) A good amount to do a good job would be minimum 8 clamps. I use 16 ( 8 - 4.5 in and 8 - 3.75 in) and have not had one pop off. That keeps your screen taunt and help get the wrinkles out.*Note* once the screen is up I used a cheap portable steamer and watched all the wrinkles disappear.Over all I do recommend this gear for starting out....Good luck...

Really like this kit for the money. I use mine for light duty projects in the basement. Skits for kid's sports videos, etc. Not sure how durable for lots of travel to different sites. I did get the clamps to hold the screen tight on sides. Lighting is good for subjects but I bought two 600watt work lights (on stand) for 30 bucks each at Lowes--used these to light the green screen. An inexpensive solution that works great. Assembly is easy despite weak instructions--except for putting together soft boxes. There are rods that have to be placed into the light fixture and then into each corner of box. To make this a LOT easier, mount the light on the stand first. Two of the rods will fit into velcro corners. Do not close velcro until all rods are in place. Also, the larger end of the rods goes into the light fixture. I thought the kit was well packaged. All lights were intact and nothing was damaged. Highly recommend this kit. I'd even travel with it but would just take a lot of care. CAN NOT go wrong for the price.

Very long assembly required, it does all kind of work, as others have mentioned the stitching on the attached diffusion front material is about as good as tape, poor stitching that completly failed, and the only good light was the single bulb one. Aside from the lights the stands were fine, and it is quite a large greenscreen

I one word. Workable. That is my one word review. Before i go on, i have a 13+minute video review on youtube that is too large to upload to amazon.com. A link to that video is at the end of this review. Moving on, the over all quality of this kit is OK. The greenscreen is a single color, that is good. The stands and poles for it are good. The lamps are all there however they are made of what feels like cheap materials throughout. The power cords feel just large enough in guage/thickness to do the job. So they could have put a little thicker cords on. The bulbs were all ok EXCEPT the 105Watt large CFL light arrived broken. The box was did not show any damage really with where the bulb was broken. It was disappointing. I have since gotten a replacement. Overall the product was what i expected. I know $200 is a lot of money but i think it is worth it, even though not all of the parts were pristine/working. If you have the extra cash to spend on a professional kit you should. But just for fun, this is a decent choice. Once again i have made a video review that you can see here. Channel name is TRYtoHELPyou. https://youtu.be/YdjyfXSb3t0 I hope this review helped.