| We spend a couple of afternoons lazily drifting along the back roads, past clapperboard farmhouses, vineyards and corn-fields. |
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| An actor officially launched the mega-budget flick by sounding the clapperboard for the opening shot last week. |
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| The name, if credited at all, is usually down there with the clapperboard guy and the gofer who fetches the clapperboard guy's coffee. |
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| I hope he didn't, from force of habit, use a clapperboard when he did his online show. |
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| The clapperboard sounded again, as the director launched the film at a temple at AVM studios on Sunday, cheered by a surging crowd. |
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| He's so smart, when he sees the clapperboard and hears it he wants to take off. |
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| And they recorded the sound at different speeds, without a clapperboard, so there was no way to synch it with the images. |
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| It's all very wham-bam, thank-you, ma'am, crack the clapperboard and on to the next bit. |
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| Graduating from the tea urn to 'number boy', snapping shut the clapperboard, his appetite to learn was voracious. |
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| At the end they gave him a clapperboard signed by cast and crew. |
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| Huddersfield's Julian Pratt was also on hand to help out with the film and man the all-important clapperboard. |
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| Love it OKAY, so there is no real reason why you might need your own movie clapperboard. |
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| The box itself is a clapperboard design that can also double in a movie project. |
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| You can find them aplenty in the pulpits of Belfast and in the little clapperboard churches of middle America too. |
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| It originally described the house as clapperboard, instead of clapboard. |
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| Dear Kirk, when you are next in front of a camera, it's time to rethink your performance if a hasty snap of a clapperboard could cause injuries requiring medical attention. |
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| His interest in films had been sparked in childhood days by television programmes such as Screentest and Clapperboard. |
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