Content Creator & Podcast Solutions
Sound clear, look sharp and spend less time fiddling with gear. CineCiti puts together creator kits from Hollyland, OBSBOT, Godox and Ulanzi – from a pocket-sized phone setup to a two-camera podcast studio.
Ideal for: YouTubers and streamers · podcasters · coaches and educators · small businesses making their own social content.
Recommended kits
Starter – smartphone creator
Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts filmed on your phone.
- Hollyland LARK M2S DUO 2-Person Wireless Microphone System with USB-C Connector for Mobile Devices (2.4 GHz, Space Gray) – $159
- Godox LR30BI Litemons Bi-Color Selfie LED Ring Light – $42
- Ulanzi MT-44 Extendable Vlog Tripod V2 – $40
Kit total: around $241 (inc. GST)
Pro – desk studio for YouTube and streaming
Talking-head videos, online courses, webinars and Twitch or YouTube streams.
- OBSBOT Tiny 3 AI-Powered PTZ 4K Webcam – $599
- Hollyland Lark M3 Wireless Microphone Kit 2TX+2RX – $209
- Godox Litemons LP400Bi Bi-Color LED Light Panel (2-Light Kit) – $385
Kit total: around $1,193 (inc. GST)
Premium – two-person video podcast
Two-host podcasts and interview shows recorded or streamed with multiple camera angles.
- Blackmagic Design ATEM Mini Pro – $475
- OBSBOT Tail Air AI PTZ Camera Featured with NDI Feature (NDI Activated) × 2 – $2,136
- Hollyland Lark Max 2 Wireless Microphone Set Ultimate Combo Kit – $455
- Godox Litemons LP600Bi Bi-Color LED Light Panel × 2 – $366
Kit total: around $3,432 (inc. GST)
Prices are current CineCiti prices at the time of writing and may change – the product page always shows the latest price and stock. Every kit can be adjusted to your cameras, venue and budget.
How it all connects
- Audio first – a wireless lavalier mic is the single biggest upgrade for any video.
- Light – a soft key light in front of you makes any camera look better.
- Camera – your phone, a 4K AI-tracking webcam, or PTZ cameras for multiple angles.
- Switching – for podcasts, a Blackmagic ATEM Mini cuts between hosts live and records or streams the show.
Frequently asked questions
What should I buy first?
A good microphone. Viewers forgive average video but click away from bad audio. A wireless mic kit like the Hollyland Lark range is the best first upgrade.
Will these work with my phone?
Yes. The Hollyland Lark M2S, for example, plugs straight into a USB-C phone, and phone tripods and ring lights work with any phone.
Do I need a computer for a video podcast?
Not necessarily. A Blackmagic ATEM Mini Pro can record and stream the show itself; you can also connect it to a computer as a webcam for Zoom or OBS.
Can I upgrade later?
Yes – the kits are designed to grow. Start with audio and light, then add cameras and a switcher when you need more angles.
Need help choosing?
Tell us what you're planning and our team will recommend a kit that fits your setup and budget – free, no obligation.
Prefer to talk? Call (02) 9420 4678 or visit our Hurstville showroom (Shop 2, 8–10 The Avenue, Hurstville NSW 2220).