Guide to Cue Cards

Guide to Cue Cards

Download our MS Word Template:

http://avconsultants.com/downloads/Guide-to-Using-Cue-Cards.doc

Use 36 point Arial Narrow bold,
and set the page to landscape.
Avoid hyphenation, and try to go to the next line
when there is a pause.
Go to the next page if a new sentence
won’t fit on the current page.
Put page numbers in a corner on front and back.
Print on card stock to avoid paper rustling.
Hold the cards just above the camera lens.
It’s ok to drop the cards on the floor when read.

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