Script binding kit

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• Claudia

  January 2019

  Don't know if this helps, authorphile:
  
  http://www.craftyscreenwriting.com/binding.html
  
  p.s. welcome to talkback!
• authorphile

  January 2019

  Thanks for the reply.
  
  I know how it’s done but it’s proving difficult to get the right products. I would have thought some entrepreneur would be selling all the products as a kit. I’ve asked the Writers Store in LA if they sell them (apparently they used to) and am awaiting a reply, but the postage will probably be prohibitively expensive for someone on a very small budget. 
  
  Im surprised it’s proving to get hold of something seemingly so simple. 
• Claudia

  January 2019

  I've asked an old talkback member who is a script writer if she has any useful information. I'll let you know what she says.
• Claudia

  January 2019

  Claudia said:

  I've asked an old talkback member who is a script writer if she has any useful information. I'll let you know what she says.

  
  Here's her reply:
  Not an absolute clue. I thought everyone sent scripts by email in pdf format these days. Printed scripts aren't usually bound. They are punched with three holes, and fixed with brass "brads" through the top and bottom holes, centre hole left empty. that was the convention. I guess a good stationer shop or print shop should be able to do it.
  
  Hope that helps, authorphile.
• Claudia

  February 2019

  What does it take to attract and keep new members?
  I asked another writer for an answer to the question and that person took the trouble to reply, yet this newbie never bothered to log in again.
  
  *sighs*