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# Production Kits

Start a show from a finished starting point. A Production Kit packages everything a production needs — graphics matched to the moments of a show, a workspace layout, and any workflow panel the kit drives — so a new project opens ready to operate instead of empty.

## What’s in this chapter

* [Start from a Production Kit](/get-started/chapter-index-1/start-from-a-production-kit.md) — pick a kit when creating a project, and work with the graphics it stages.
* [Create a Production Kit](/get-started/chapter-index-1/create-a-production-kit.md) — package your own project as a kit others can start from.

## The idea

A kit is built around **moments** — the beats of a production, each matched to a graphic designed for it. Applying a kit creates a project with those graphics staged, arranges the workspace the way the kit’s author intended, and, when the kit carries one, installs the workflow panel that drives the show. Kits travel as single `.kit` files, so a design team can build one and every operator can start from it.


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