BERON Professional Vintage TV Movie Film Clap Board Slate Cut Prop Director Clapper (White) Review

I would like a pen with liquid chalk or some kind of writing instrument in the kit. But my aspiring director loves it, uses it a lot and feels really authentic.

Great props for our daughter to use in her home theater productions. It's not the most durable object, but again, it's probably made more for hanging on someone's wall. For the price it worked well for us.

Is everything ok for the price? Weak, flimsy and I doubt it's very durable. I'll just buy another ratchet to use; Because this one had brackets on the back, so I guess it was designed to be hung on the wall? Update: simply moving around the house to hang parts of it falling off. The cheapness of this product cannot be compared with Chinese fakes.

If you use a dry erase marker here and try to erase it you will end up with a piece of brown masonite. I have no idea how they expect you to use this more than once. I'll look for the board. I have stacks of boards and they look like one but they aren't. I am very disappointed, wish they had included instructions saying this is a decorative item only. Returns are too cheap so I just take a lesson if it looks too good, that's just the way it is. If you are serious about manufacturing, be…

I needed this costume accessory and it fitted just right. Good size, the hand stays where you put it and looks very "formal". One downside: I've already managed to screw it up with a wet-erase chalk marker that doesn't rub off. All of the letters I originally wrote are still fully visible (albeit a bit lighter), so I can't write anything else on them and make them legible. I should have stayed with the standard chalk I think. my fault No real issues with the board itself.

Bought for the screenwriter of the film I directed. I changed it up a bit but it was easy to erase a few things and then write our names on the board. Looks fantastic and is now a great wall decoration in his office. My advice would be if you need to erase something on it (like the manufacturing company name above) sand it down before painting. If you do that, it will look 1000 times better. Note: This is not good on set. It's definitely better there. But for a piece of art or decoration, it's…