Note: DVD and CD are fingerspelled.
VIDEOTAPE: "video"
Check out the sign for MOVIE.
Hearing people might say, "Hey, want to come over to my place for a
video?"
Deaf tend to say, "WANT COME MY HOUSE
WATCH MOVIE?" (Or some other version like, TONIGHT, MY HOUSE, MOVIE
WATCH, WANT JOIN?) The point being, if you mean specifically a
"videotape," then go ahead and sign "VIDEOTAPE."
Otherwise use MOVIE.
There are several ways to indicate the video recording process.
If you are using a camcorder, here is one of about five ways to show it:
Note: I've also seen the above sign done with the thumb, index and middle finger. And quite often you'll see it done with all of the fingers in sort of an "open AND" handshape.
Here is a sign for VIDEO-CAMCODER:
I don't use this sign, but I thought it was worth passing along. The
fingertips and thumb-tip actually touch your forehead and cheek.
VIDEO-GAME:
Show the use of a "joy stick."
There is another sign for video game in which you hold both "A" hands in front of you and alternately move your thumbs up and down as if pressing a button on a joystick.