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Step 6Letter & Numbers

Letter & Numbers
Using the "hook" side of the velcro attach numbers and letters leaving just a smidge on each side (the Q is especially fun, set it at an angle on the velcro). I tried non-stick velcro, but the letters pull off too easily with constant use. The black area around each figure is sticky and annoying, but a gentle use of nail polish remover on a cotton ball solved this problem. Actually, after several uses even the oil from our hands rendered the adhesive inert. I duplicated the numbers as you can see to allow for multiple takes and scene numbers, and 6s upside down are... anybody... yes, you with the drool, a 9. I rarely need a zero so I substitute the "O". My shots ended with "X" because my storyboard sheet contains only 12 images. If I can't film a scene in less than 24 shots it's time to hire Spielberg. Good filming!
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Retired English/Theater Teacher