For my zoom lenses I have Canon L Series 70-200mm and 24-105mm. The quality of these lenses are very good and sharp. The 70-200 I can use for sporting events and the 24-105 is better for outdoor events. Both of these lenses have stabilization mode.
For the controlled environments such as a film or webisode I use the cinema Xeen lenses. These set of lenses are all primes which are a 24, 50 and 85. They open up to a T1.5 with ridges on the housing for pulling focus.
I use a Sigma 17-70mm macro lens for a few reasons. Mainly because it’s the widest lens that I have for stabilized shots and it opens to a 2.8 when its zoomed out. Zooming in it closes to a 4 because it’s not a constant. However I can get extremely close to my subject and it’s been highly used during my commercial shoots. This is a very good lens for weddings when getting ring shots. Also it has stabilization mode that makes it easier to shoot handheld.
And finally I have a Canon 50mm which is the basic one that opens up to a 1.8. It’s very affordable and if you know how to use it correctly you can make miracles happen. The only down side is it does not have stabilization mode but it does have autofocus.