a jingle package or branding package with singing at the beginning and end and a gap in the middle that can be "filled" with different pieces of information while the donut itself remains the same.
A term for an animation that has a start middle (the hole), and an end. The start is an open, followed by a transition to a keyable hole or a place to edit in an updatable middle, followed by a tag, a closing piece which sometimes includes a show time and air date.
a small ring-shaped friedcake
a commercial with the same beginning and end and a "hole" in the middle for changing copy
used to improve the quality of projected gobo images by reducing halation. It consists of a piece of sheet metal fitted into the colour runners of a lantern punched with a circular hole. T he hole is usually 80% of the diameter of the lantern lens.
An object that is shaped like donut with a hole in the center, usually thin on the side and the hole is usually 1/4 the height of the object. Many times used as a focal point on a necklace. The donut shape makes for easy attachment of other objects like dangle and other embellishments.
Promotional form consisting of a fixed opening (introduction) and a fixed ending (tag). The middle is open and modular, designed to be filled with topical promotional materials. Also referred to as a sandwich or wraparound.
Circular shaped weight that slides over the bat. The weight is used when a player is loosening up in the one deck circle.
Donut is the slang term used to describe the class of current transformers which are shaped like a toroid.
A metal plate with a hole in the center inserted in a luminaire to sharpen the focus or reduce spill.