Kit and Kaboodle Launches First-of-Its-Kind Service to Los Angeles Production Companies

Kit & Kaboodle is a first-of-its-kind entertainment-related company providing an innovative solution to affordable craft service. "Craft Service" is the industry term for the maintenance of a snack table between meal periods on a movie or television production. Kit & Kaboodle provides equipment rentals and refreshment deliveries for lower budget and independent features. Now serving the greater Hollywood production community.

(PRWEB) July 13, 2005 -- Kit and Kaboodle (www.knkcraftservices.com), launches the first do-it-yourself craft service in Hollywood. Targeted for lower budget and independent productions, Kit and Kaboodle offers an innovative solution to affordable craft service.

Kit and Kaboodle provides turn-key craft service cargo vans and equipment (the KIT) and snack food deliveries (the KABOODLE) to companies producing features, television, music videos, commercials and live events. It became the first of its kind in the industry by providing kaboodle (snack food) delivery along with equipment rentals. Producers have the option of renting the KIT only, ordering daily KABOODLE deliveries, or ordering the whole Kit and Kaboodle.

The Kit comes with a cargo van plus all the equipment necessary to set up craft services including tables, coolers, industrial coffee makers, basket, bowls, etc. The Kaboodle deliveries range in price and include all the refreshments necessary to feed a hungry cast and crew - delivered daily to the production location or stage.

The Kit & Kaboodle service is designed to serve production projects with limited shoot dates, smaller crews, and lower budgets. "As ridiculous as it may sound to the lay person, producers recognize that the kaboodle (food) served on their set is the key to a happy and productive cast and crew" says co-founder Sue Berry. "A good craft service table can tame cranky teamsters or calm temperamental divas - a benefit of immeasurable value."

"Craft Service" is the industry term for the maintenance of a snack table between meal periods on a set.