KickHopper
Rajio Showa Rider
Ah, cue cards. Both a blessing and a curse. I know from my own experience. If you decide to continue using cue cards, it's best to put them in a spot where it won't look like the actor is looking at the camera, a few feet to the side from the camera. Remember, if it's not in frame, it doesn't exist. Gives you a lot of free reign to position cue cards. A good way of doing it is if you're filming an over-the-shoulder shot during dialogue, put the cue cards on the opposite shoulder from where you're filming.