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   The film, an intimate look at the recording, originally shot on 1970s videotape, has been scanned and restored at 4K. The between song dialogue has been de-mixed using Wingnut's MAL software and the film features a new Dolby Atmos audio mix by Steve Orchard and Giles Martin.

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   Filmsticks designs and manufactures the highest quality Clapperboard Sticks, Slates, board and Our Action by Filmsticks range of Consumable/ Expendable products for the TV and Film Movie Industry. We are now also offering the supply of many other branded camera accessories and consumables.

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   Sep 24, 2023 · The slate, sticks, or clapperboard are all names for this piece of translucent acrylic attached to a pair of wooden sticks that can go clap. It has two main uses on a film set: synchronising the sound with the video footage and conveying information.

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   Feb 21, 2020 · CLAPPER ( https://amzn.to/4aXkwdg)The humble film slate, scuffed and scratched and tossed casually aside between setups, is actually a very important piece o...

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   Since I used to work as a 2nd AC for a number of years it was my job to use the slate or clapperboard on professional film sets. Let's go over how to use a c...

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   What is a Slate Clapperboard?

   • WHAT IS A SLATE? The slate, sticks, or clapperboard are all names for this piece of translucent acrylic attached to a pair of wooden sticks that can go clap. It has two main uses on a film set: synchronising the sound with the video footage and conveying information.

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   How does clapperboard work?

   • The “clap” of the clapperboard is what the editor uses to find where the video and audio of each take are synchronized. The editor looks for the spike in the audio waveform made by the clap of the sticks and lines that up with the video frame where the clapperboard sticks meet.

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   What does clapboard mean in film?

   • Clapboard, slate, film clapper, movie slate. They all mean the same thing if you’re searching for images of the universal symbol for “film production.” But on an actual film production, it is only ever called the slate — at least in the United States. There are two parts to the film slate.

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   What size Clap is available?

   • Features: Inbuilt magnetic clap Adjustable tension Available in 3 Sizes (width to match board): Small - 190mm Medium - 280mm (Standard size) Large - 380mm *This is for Clappersticks only, the board is sold separately or both can be bought together as a set.

   Custom Clapperboards, Clappersticks and Slates for Sale

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   How did Clapper Sticks come about?

   • The addition of hinged clapper sticks came about with sound, but these were originally clapped separately from the written slate. Australian filmmaker F. W. Thring is credited for coming up with the idea of attaching the clapper to the top of the film slate.

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   How do you mark a scene on a clapperboard?

   • In the U.S., we mark the scene on the clapperboard using a combination of numerals and letters. The numeral is the scene number in the script. The letter indicates the shot. Each time something about the shot changes — like the camera moves to a new position — you change the letter to whatever is next in the alphabet.

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   Aug 13, 2023 · The “clap” of the clapperboard is what the editor uses to find where the video and audio of each take are synchronized. The editor looks for the spike in the audio waveform made by the clap of the sticks and lines that up with the video frame where the clapperboard sticks meet.