Brads, too long

[AuditoryVisuals]

What if it's a short story and they're too long and stick out too far? Do you cut them?

And what about punching holes through a 60 page script? How do you go about that?

This is still a discussion on scripts :happy:

 

[agcohn]

Use shorter brads.

3-hole puncher, 10 pages at a time. It's easier just to print the pages out on all ready punched paper.

 

[mrWr0ng]

i keep all my short scripts in a single 3-ring binder.

They make brads that have 1" shanks that I use for shorter screenplays, I use the 1 & 1/2" shanks for my features.

 

[AuditoryVisuals]

Okay, thanks for the info.

 

[Erik Olson]

Commercial printers will have a drill for three-hole punching. Also, you might find it more economical to have them print, drill and brad the job than you can do it for on your ink or laserjet printer.

e

 

[Sad Max]

Just print on 3-hole paper. Available virtually anywhere paper is sold.

If the brads feel too long, just fold 'em over. Happens all the time.