B-Roll Playing Cards USPCC

i tend to have a few theme of playing cards, and movie / cinegraphic is one of them. Its great

Tuck Case - 3/5
Tuck case is pretty standard. Back of the card represented with the title. There are little details on the tuck and flaps that add a nice touch. But not luxurious by any means.

Card Design - 4/5
This deck features nice custom pips, with a bit of a bubbly 3D feel. The face cards are re-imaginings of the classic faces and really matches the style of the pips. I wish the face cards incorporated the theme a little more. Maybe have the Kings holding a director's megaphone or something like that. Back design is two-way, nice border, and fits the theme well.

Handling - 4/5
Great handling deck. No problems shuffle and riffling. Feel nice in the hand.

Game Play - 5/5
Perfect for game play. 100% recognizable faces, and pips. But still a conversation starter at the game table. Nothing at all gets in the way of using these for poker night.

Overall - 4.5/5
I really love this deck. Only a few very minor things I might have changed. Near perfect, which was a surprise because it doesn't seem like anything too special when you see it online, but I it's a definite buy.

This deck has a simple yet elegant design. I like how it plays tribute to the camera and film. Has a great feel in the hands. The court cards are a bit quirky but as to be expected with a camera/theatre type deck.

The design on the tuck box of the B-Roll deck reminds me of one of my favourite decks, the DKNG Blue Wheel deck. But this deck is a homage to cinematography, and the card backs have a design that actually features a camera. Cleverly wrapped around the edges of the card is a film strip from the camera.

The artwork all points to the theme of the deck: footage from the B-Roll. It is intended to picture an alternate story, which becomes especially obvious once we take a look at the playful court cards. These have a very familiar look about them, and yet the traditional artwork has been altered enough to give them a different look - a deliberate alter ego of the original. It has a light-hearted feel about it all, while also offering a lot of charm and appeal.

There's full customization with all the other details too, including the pips, and the fonts used for the indices. I really like this one!

i tend to have a few theme of playing cards, and movie / cinegraphic is one of them. Its great

Tuck Case - 3/5
Tuck case is pretty standard. Back of the card represented with the title. There are little details on the tuck and flaps that add a nice touch. But not luxurious by any means.

Card Design - 4/5
This deck features nice custom pips, with a bit of a bubbly 3D feel. The face cards are re-imaginings of the classic faces and really matches the style of the pips. I wish the face cards incorporated the theme a little more. Maybe have the Kings holding a director's megaphone or something like that. Back design is two-way, nice border, and fits the theme well.

Handling - 4/5
Great handling deck. No problems shuffle and riffling. Feel nice in the hand.

Game Play - 5/5
Perfect for game play. 100% recognizable faces, and pips. But still a conversation starter at the game table. Nothing at all gets in the way of using these for poker night.

Overall - 4.5/5
I really love this deck. Only a few very minor things I might have changed. Near perfect, which was a surprise because it doesn't seem like anything too special when you see it online, but I it's a definite buy.

This deck has a simple yet elegant design. I like how it plays tribute to the camera and film. Has a great feel in the hands. The court cards are a bit quirky but as to be expected with a camera/theatre type deck.

The design on the tuck box of the B-Roll deck reminds me of one of my favourite decks, the DKNG Blue Wheel deck. But this deck is a homage to cinematography, and the card backs have a design that actually features a camera. Cleverly wrapped around the edges of the card is a film strip from the camera.

The artwork all points to the theme of the deck: footage from the B-Roll. It is intended to picture an alternate story, which becomes especially obvious once we take a look at the playful court cards. These have a very familiar look about them, and yet the traditional artwork has been altered enough to give them a different look - a deliberate alter ego of the original. It has a light-hearted feel about it all, while also offering a lot of charm and appeal.

There's full customization with all the other details too, including the pips, and the fonts used for the indices. I really like this one!

i tend to have a few theme of playing cards, and movie / cinegraphic is one of them. Its great

Tuck Case - 3/5
Tuck case is pretty standard. Back of the card represented with the title. There are little details on the tuck and flaps that add a nice touch. But not luxurious by any means.

Card Design - 4/5
This deck features nice custom pips, with a bit of a bubbly 3D feel. The face cards are re-imaginings of the classic faces and really matches the style of the pips. I wish the face cards incorporated the theme a little more. Maybe have the Kings holding a director's megaphone or something like that. Back design is two-way, nice border, and fits the theme well.

Handling - 4/5
Great handling deck. No problems shuffle and riffling. Feel nice in the hand.

Game Play - 5/5
Perfect for game play. 100% recognizable faces, and pips. But still a conversation starter at the game table. Nothing at all gets in the way of using these for poker night.

Overall - 4.5/5
I really love this deck. Only a few very minor things I might have changed. Near perfect, which was a surprise because it doesn't seem like anything too special when you see it online, but I it's a definite buy.

This deck has a simple yet elegant design. I like how it plays tribute to the camera and film. Has a great feel in the hands. The court cards are a bit quirky but as to be expected with a camera/theatre type deck.

The design on the tuck box of the B-Roll deck reminds me of one of my favourite decks, the DKNG Blue Wheel deck. But this deck is a homage to cinematography, and the card backs have a design that actually features a camera. Cleverly wrapped around the edges of the card is a film strip from the camera.

The artwork all points to the theme of the deck: footage from the B-Roll. It is intended to picture an alternate story, which becomes especially obvious once we take a look at the playful court cards. These have a very familiar look about them, and yet the traditional artwork has been altered enough to give them a different look - a deliberate alter ego of the original. It has a light-hearted feel about it all, while also offering a lot of charm and appeal.

There's full customization with all the other details too, including the pips, and the fonts used for the indices. I really like this one!

i tend to have a few theme of playing cards, and movie / cinegraphic is one of them. Its great

Tuck Case - 3/5
Tuck case is pretty standard. Back of the card represented with the title. There are little details on the tuck and flaps that add a nice touch. But not luxurious by any means.

Card Design - 4/5
This deck features nice custom pips, with a bit of a bubbly 3D feel. The face cards are re-imaginings of the classic faces and really matches the style of the pips. I wish the face cards incorporated the theme a little more. Maybe have the Kings holding a director's megaphone or something like that. Back design is two-way, nice border, and fits the theme well.

Handling - 4/5
Great handling deck. No problems shuffle and riffling. Feel nice in the hand.

Game Play - 5/5
Perfect for game play. 100% recognizable faces, and pips. But still a conversation starter at the game table. Nothing at all gets in the way of using these for poker night.

Overall - 4.5/5
I really love this deck. Only a few very minor things I might have changed. Near perfect, which was a surprise because it doesn't seem like anything too special when you see it online, but I it's a definite buy.

This deck has a simple yet elegant design. I like how it plays tribute to the camera and film. Has a great feel in the hands. The court cards are a bit quirky but as to be expected with a camera/theatre type deck.

The design on the tuck box of the B-Roll deck reminds me of one of my favourite decks, the DKNG Blue Wheel deck. But this deck is a homage to cinematography, and the card backs have a design that actually features a camera. Cleverly wrapped around the edges of the card is a film strip from the camera.

The artwork all points to the theme of the deck: footage from the B-Roll. It is intended to picture an alternate story, which becomes especially obvious once we take a look at the playful court cards. These have a very familiar look about them, and yet the traditional artwork has been altered enough to give them a different look - a deliberate alter ego of the original. It has a light-hearted feel about it all, while also offering a lot of charm and appeal.

There's full customization with all the other details too, including the pips, and the fonts used for the indices. I really like this one!

i tend to have a few theme of playing cards, and movie / cinegraphic is one of them. Its great

Tuck Case - 3/5
Tuck case is pretty standard. Back of the card represented with the title. There are little details on the tuck and flaps that add a nice touch. But not luxurious by any means.

Card Design - 4/5
This deck features nice custom pips, with a bit of a bubbly 3D feel. The face cards are re-imaginings of the classic faces and really matches the style of the pips. I wish the face cards incorporated the theme a little more. Maybe have the Kings holding a director's megaphone or something like that. Back design is two-way, nice border, and fits the theme well.

Handling - 4/5
Great handling deck. No problems shuffle and riffling. Feel nice in the hand.

Game Play - 5/5
Perfect for game play. 100% recognizable faces, and pips. But still a conversation starter at the game table. Nothing at all gets in the way of using these for poker night.

Overall - 4.5/5
I really love this deck. Only a few very minor things I might have changed. Near perfect, which was a surprise because it doesn't seem like anything too special when you see it online, but I it's a definite buy.

This deck has a simple yet elegant design. I like how it plays tribute to the camera and film. Has a great feel in the hands. The court cards are a bit quirky but as to be expected with a camera/theatre type deck.

The design on the tuck box of the B-Roll deck reminds me of one of my favourite decks, the DKNG Blue Wheel deck. But this deck is a homage to cinematography, and the card backs have a design that actually features a camera. Cleverly wrapped around the edges of the card is a film strip from the camera.

The artwork all points to the theme of the deck: footage from the B-Roll. It is intended to picture an alternate story, which becomes especially obvious once we take a look at the playful court cards. These have a very familiar look about them, and yet the traditional artwork has been altered enough to give them a different look - a deliberate alter ego of the original. It has a light-hearted feel about it all, while also offering a lot of charm and appeal.

There's full customization with all the other details too, including the pips, and the fonts used for the indices. I really like this one!

i tend to have a few theme of playing cards, and movie / cinegraphic is one of them. Its great

Tuck Case - 3/5
Tuck case is pretty standard. Back of the card represented with the title. There are little details on the tuck and flaps that add a nice touch. But not luxurious by any means.

Card Design - 4/5
This deck features nice custom pips, with a bit of a bubbly 3D feel. The face cards are re-imaginings of the classic faces and really matches the style of the pips. I wish the face cards incorporated the theme a little more. Maybe have the Kings holding a director's megaphone or something like that. Back design is two-way, nice border, and fits the theme well.

Handling - 4/5
Great handling deck. No problems shuffle and riffling. Feel nice in the hand.

Game Play - 5/5
Perfect for game play. 100% recognizable faces, and pips. But still a conversation starter at the game table. Nothing at all gets in the way of using these for poker night.

Overall - 4.5/5
I really love this deck. Only a few very minor things I might have changed. Near perfect, which was a surprise because it doesn't seem like anything too special when you see it online, but I it's a definite buy.

This deck has a simple yet elegant design. I like how it plays tribute to the camera and film. Has a great feel in the hands. The court cards are a bit quirky but as to be expected with a camera/theatre type deck.

The design on the tuck box of the B-Roll deck reminds me of one of my favourite decks, the DKNG Blue Wheel deck. But this deck is a homage to cinematography, and the card backs have a design that actually features a camera. Cleverly wrapped around the edges of the card is a film strip from the camera.

The artwork all points to the theme of the deck: footage from the B-Roll. It is intended to picture an alternate story, which becomes especially obvious once we take a look at the playful court cards. These have a very familiar look about them, and yet the traditional artwork has been altered enough to give them a different look - a deliberate alter ego of the original. It has a light-hearted feel about it all, while also offering a lot of charm and appeal.

There's full customization with all the other details too, including the pips, and the fonts used for the indices. I really like this one!

i tend to have a few theme of playing cards, and movie / cinegraphic is one of them. Its great

Tuck Case - 3/5
Tuck case is pretty standard. Back of the card represented with the title. There are little details on the tuck and flaps that add a nice touch. But not luxurious by any means.

Card Design - 4/5
This deck features nice custom pips, with a bit of a bubbly 3D feel. The face cards are re-imaginings of the classic faces and really matches the style of the pips. I wish the face cards incorporated the theme a little more. Maybe have the Kings holding a director's megaphone or something like that. Back design is two-way, nice border, and fits the theme well.

Handling - 4/5
Great handling deck. No problems shuffle and riffling. Feel nice in the hand.

Game Play - 5/5
Perfect for game play. 100% recognizable faces, and pips. But still a conversation starter at the game table. Nothing at all gets in the way of using these for poker night.

Overall - 4.5/5
I really love this deck. Only a few very minor things I might have changed. Near perfect, which was a surprise because it doesn't seem like anything too special when you see it online, but I it's a definite buy.

This deck has a simple yet elegant design. I like how it plays tribute to the camera and film. Has a great feel in the hands. The court cards are a bit quirky but as to be expected with a camera/theatre type deck.

The design on the tuck box of the B-Roll deck reminds me of one of my favourite decks, the DKNG Blue Wheel deck. But this deck is a homage to cinematography, and the card backs have a design that actually features a camera. Cleverly wrapped around the edges of the card is a film strip from the camera.

The artwork all points to the theme of the deck: footage from the B-Roll. It is intended to picture an alternate story, which becomes especially obvious once we take a look at the playful court cards. These have a very familiar look about them, and yet the traditional artwork has been altered enough to give them a different look - a deliberate alter ego of the original. It has a light-hearted feel about it all, while also offering a lot of charm and appeal.

There's full customization with all the other details too, including the pips, and the fonts used for the indices. I really like this one!