Acrylic Film Clapboard -12 x 10in Plastic Film Clapboard Cut Action Scene Clapper Board with a Magnetic Blackboard Eraser and Two Custom Pens

This is awesome for film makers. My daughter is in school for film. She used this to film her first movie. It worked amazing and is sturdy! Definitely recommend!

Works great, dry erase doesn't leave any residue. The bolt holding the clacker needs to be tightened. Aside from that, I'm very happy with this product and recommend it for anybody shooting a short or feature film.

I am a professional, shooting concerts and events with multiple cameras, and recording audio separately. A clapper board is the the best way to synchronize video with an audio track. Video always lags, but the time varies depending on the camera and system loading.

Although this is an inexpensive alternative for a beginning videographer, it is not made to last a long time. It is a bit flimsy and the clapper has a very weak, almost inaudible sound. Clapping your hands is much louder. But, it does the job. The surface is "whiteboard" so you can easily clean it with a damp cloth. The enclosed "eraser" will not stand up to constant use. The pens are also cheap--but I expected nothing more because of the price. In this case, you get what you pay for. But, for me, I have very little money to work with, and this item does the trick for me. I like it.

A nice dorm addition for your film student family member.

I bought this clipboard for my graduation photo shoot. It’s so sturdy and easy to clean and write on.

Producto llego a tiempo, en buen estado. Cumplió con mis expectativas .

I bought this to film a short film as a student project. It has a nice finish and I liked how this one had spaces for everything I needed to write, it is more detailed than others I looked at. The top rotates all the way which is nice, and has a nice magnetic snap. It comes in a box that is great to bring around to keep everything together. The actual pens don't work great, and I found that they left a residue. The eraser also didn't work great. I ended up using just a tissue and an expo marker throughout filming. The screw that holds the top to the board also became loose with snapping the top, and I had to continue tightening it. It has some flaws, but got the job done.