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Screen & Stage / SS08
Cinema & Stage Cut-outs
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Choose paper & download ↓Choose a projector, microphone, popcorn or curtains for an event page. The four pictures cover different experiences; a microphone can suit a concert while a projector suits cinema.
1 printable sheet
4 pieces
68 × 80 mm
First piece size
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Download A4 PDF · 1 page · 2.3 MBDownload Letter PDF · 1 page · 2.3 MBTwo ways to use this sheet
Start with one small arrangement
Put one illustration beside an event card and let the handwritten title identify the actual show.
Give each piece a job
Keep the main message on Event Memory Cards; its first prompt is Film or performance. Arrange it beside this piece before deciding what to attach. Use a Venue or Date label to identify the memory without covering its main writing space. Paper, scissors and glue are enough for these suggested paper arrangements; use your own photo or saved paper only if it belongs to the story.
Choose a rectangle or a closer trim
Each outer rectangle is 68 × 80 mm; the illustration itself is smaller and has an irregular outline. Keep the caption if useful, or trim a white margin around the picture. No separate embellishments are included.
What’s on this sheet
Individual previews below are not shown to scale. Use the printed dimensions to compare pieces.
View detail ↗Film projector illustrated cut-out
A picture of film projector with its printed caption, within a 68 × 80 mm rectangle. Keep the rectangle or trim around the artwork with a white margin.
68 × 80 mm
Finished piece size · SS08-a
View detail ↗Microphone illustrated cut-out
A picture of microphone with its printed caption, within a 68 × 80 mm rectangle. Keep the rectangle or trim around the artwork with a white margin.
68 × 80 mm
Finished piece size · SS08-b
View detail ↗Popcorn illustrated cut-out
A picture of popcorn with its printed caption, within a 68 × 80 mm rectangle. Keep the rectangle or trim around the artwork with a white margin.
68 × 80 mm
Finished piece size · SS08-c
View detail ↗Theatre curtains illustrated cut-out
A picture of theatre curtains with its printed caption, within a 68 × 80 mm rectangle. Keep the rectangle or trim around the artwork with a white margin.
68 × 80 mm
Finished piece size · SS08-d
Digital candidate r0.9. Printing, paper thickness and colour on paper still need physical checks.
Trim the pieces you want to use and keep the remainder for another page. Fine internal spaces do not need to be cut out.
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When should I choose this sheet?
The four pictures cover different experiences; a microphone can suit a concert while a projector suits cinema.
What is actually included?
Four captioned pictures: Film projector, Microphone, Popcorn, Theatre curtains. Cut their rectangles or trim the white borders. The A4 and Letter downloads keep the same component dimensions. Print and assembly checks remain pending; the preview shows the digital sheet.
File notes
AI-assisted illustrations; text, linework and millimetre layout are controlled separately. The previews are rendered from the PDF.
Revision r0.9: Component IDs moved into trim waste. Artwork, writable areas and cut/fold/glue geometry preserved; physical checks pending. Physical evidence is still pending for this revision.
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