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Kit & Equipment Loan-Out Form

A kit and equipment loan-out template — sign cameras, laptops and gear in and out for a shoot, with who has it, when it’s due and its condition.

Description

Cameras, laptops and kit walk out of the building for shoots — and you need to know what’s out, with whom, and when it’s back. This kit and equipment loan-out template keeps a clean record of every item signed out and makes people accountable for what they take.

It ties the loan to a client or job code, itemizes the kit needed with quantities and notes, and captures collection and return dates. It records where the kit is going (office, client site, location or abroad), whether it’s leaving the country, and whether the person has their own insurance — closed off with an agreement to return it on time and in good condition.

Ideal for agencies, production companies and studios that lend out gear. Use it to track kit, reduce loss and damage, and make responsibility clear. Customize the fields, add your branding, and embed it internally or share a link in minutes.

Form fields

Everything the Kit & Equipment Loan-Out Form above collects — 12 fields, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Book Out Kit

  • Client / job code

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    Short Answer
  • Kit needed (item, qty, notes)

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    Table
  • Collection date

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    Date
  • Return date

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    Date
  • Where's it going?

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    Dropdown
  • Taking it out of the country?

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    Yes/No
  • If yes, which country?

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    Short Answer
  • Do you have your own insurance cover?

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    Yes/No
  • Anything else?

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    Long Answer
  • Your name

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    Name
  • Email address

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    Email
  • Agreement

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    Consent
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Kit & Equipment Loan-Out Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

What is an equipment loan-out form?

An equipment loan-out form records kit signed out for a shoot or job — what’s taken, by whom, when it’s due back and where it’s going — so you can track gear and hold people accountable for it.

What should a kit booking form include?

The client or job code, an itemized list of kit with quantities, collection and return dates, where the kit is going, whether it’s leaving the country, insurance cover and an agreement to return it in good condition.

Why record where kit is going and for how long?

So you know the risk and can plan availability — a camera on a location shoot abroad is treated differently to a laptop used in the office, and you need it back by the return date for the next booking.

Should equipment loans include an agreement?

Yes — this form includes a confirmation that the borrower will return the kit on time and in good condition and accepts responsibility while it’s in their care, which is worth having on record.

Can this track multiple items in one loan?

Yes — the kit table lets you list several items with quantities and notes in a single request, rather than filling in one form per item. Whoever signs the gear out has a full inventory of what left, when it’s due back, and the condition it went out in.

Is this loan-out template free to use?

Yes. Adjust the fields and locations to match how you lend kit, restyle it, and embed it internally or share a link in minutes. No coding needed — just a free Fun Forms account to collect responses.