I've ordered a few copies of my portfolio from an online printing site, but they might arrive later than I need them. I need to get some extra copies before that. Does anybody know a good place in NYC (preferably in Brooklyn or Manhattan) that won't be exorbitantly overpriced and will get the job done? I'm talking about physical shops by the way, not online ones.
I appreciate your help.
allumers
Feb 25, 19 9:53 am
village copier in east village has always been quick and easy
Gonzalo Samaniego
Feb 26, 19 9:39 am
Thanks! I think I'll give them a try
archinine
Feb 25, 19 8:01 pm
Kinkos is the cheapest and fastest if you come with all your materials ready to go on a flash drive. I recommend finding a less busy (aka not downtown) location in Brooklyn, preferably in the middle of the weekday. Village copy is ok and usually has no line, but the printer and paper available isn’t as nice (last I checked). Steer clear of midtown shops as you’ll get gouged.
Also why do you need multiple copies? If this is for interviews just bring the one with you. No one is expecting you leave behind a full portfolio. A work sample sure, but not the whole book.
Gonzalo Samaniego
Feb 26, 19 9:38 am
Last time I tried Kinkos they treated me like dirt and it was overpriced. Thanks for the Midtown tip by the way!
Also, I want to bring multiple copies just in case.
I've ordered a few copies of my portfolio from an online printing site, but they might arrive later than I need them. I need to get some extra copies before that. Does anybody know a good place in NYC (preferably in Brooklyn or Manhattan) that won't be exorbitantly overpriced and will get the job done? I'm talking about physical shops by the way, not online ones.
I appreciate your help.
village copier in east village has always been quick and easy
Thanks! I think I'll give them a try
Kinkos is the cheapest and fastest if you come with all your materials ready to go on a flash drive. I recommend finding a less busy (aka not downtown) location in Brooklyn, preferably in the middle of the weekday. Village copy is ok and usually has no line, but the printer and paper available isn’t as nice (last I checked). Steer clear of midtown shops as you’ll get gouged.
Also why do you need multiple copies? If this is for interviews just bring the one with you. No one is expecting you leave behind a full portfolio. A work sample sure, but not the whole book.
Last time I tried Kinkos they treated me like dirt and it was overpriced. Thanks for the Midtown tip by the way! Also, I want to bring multiple copies just in case.