7 Inch x 8 Inch Hollywood Movie Clapboard, One Per Order

My grandkids, ages 7, 10, and 12, live to make movies and they are going to love this clap board! It’s good quality and a good size. I recommend this!

I used this Rhode Island Novelty Hollywood clapboard as a photo booth prop, and it worked perfectly. It’s lightweight, easy to hold, and the size is just right for kids or adults. The writing on it is clear, and the clapper actually moves, which makes it fun for photos. It’s not a professional movie prop — it’s more of a novelty item — but for parties, events, or a themed photo booth, it’s great. It added a fun touch and held up well even with lots of people using it. If you need something cute and simple for pictures, this little clapboard is a great choice.

Super cute addition to my podcast setup!! Perfect size! The quality feels like wood it functions just how it’s suppose to! The clapper arm did come off but I got it back on!

Simple but not very sturdy. Lightweight. It worked well for the ticket table decoration.

Cute but not sturdy.

Great movie party or movie decor prop. It even functions and clicks like a real clapboard. My child’s room is movie themed and I thought this made a great addition to the room.

I used this clapperboard for baby photo sessions and it worked wonderfully! It adds a cute cinematic touch to photos and fits perfectly with themed shoots. The size is ideal for props, and you can write on it easily with chalk or marker. Lightweight, fun, and a great addition to any photographer's prop collection. Highly recommended for creative photo scenes!

Great little clapper for videos or just plain fun. Good hinged rivet on the clapper. Actual chalkboard surface, so you can write on it with chalk. Good size. Very handy. Well build and sturdy. The only drawback is that everyone knows someone who would like to borrow one of these for a play or a project. And you're a good person, right? So you loan out your clapper and then magically it disappears. You never see it again. You even bought tickets to that play AND bought the director a bouquet of miniature unicorns. But does he care? No. Clapper gone. Not a sound. Not a trace. Now his wife is pregnant. With twins. So you think he'll have time to go look for your loaner clapper? Never. Maybe in 18 years. Til then, forget it. Your clapper is the least important thing in his life. It's like it never existed. And you? Well you're no better off. He doesn't call. He doesn't send notes on Facebook. Nothing. You think his twin will get anything from you. No. Never. Certainly not those matching car seats he wants. Forget that. Paybacks are hell. He's got to buy maybe ten thousand dollars worth of crap when those kids are born. And can he count on you? No. You gave him a chance to be a good friend and he totally took your clapper and let is get lost in the theater. It's probably gathering dust under the seats, stuck to the floor with discarded gum. So his kids better be happy with used, second-hand, dangerous, crappy car seats. Cuz they're getting nothing from you. There's right and there's wrong. And you shouldn't have to point out the difference to people. Especially people with eight siblings. They should know what the world is like. What goes around comes around. It's not your fault that people behave this way. You were just trying to do someone a favor. Now his kids are in danger for their lives every single day because he just didn't care about the kindness you showed him in his time of need. Sigh.