Donut in Commercials
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October 26, 2008 at 3:04 AM #46779
Anonymous
InactiveI’ve been asked by a local store to do a 30 second television commercial. The store owner has asked me to put a donut in the middle. Does anyone have any experience doing this? This will be my first commercial to shoot…. what da heck is a donut? (I think it maybe where the beginning and end of the commercial stay the same, but different content can be added in the middle – but not sure).
Thanks for any help!!!!!!!
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October 26, 2008 at 6:41 AM #192606
Aspyrider
ParticipantA “Donut” is where you have a beginning and an end and a place in the middle for a voice over or video to be inserted. The spot begins then there may be a background with music or some visual ques and a local sponsor is inserted. This way the same commercial can be used for different sponsors or even different advertisements.
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October 26, 2008 at 7:12 AM #192607
Anonymous
InactiveHahaha… i read “donut” in the title of the post and a thought you were making a commercial for a donut store. And i was now thinking dosn’t he know what is a donut? Probally yhe owner wants to put a picture of a donut and video in the middle of it (in the hole). lol… *laghing really hard at myself*.
But yeah. What Aspyrider said.
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October 26, 2008 at 4:20 PM #192608
Anonymous
InactiveSpeakin of donuts…. do you know how to get a cop? Wave a donut in the air. Know how to get rid of a cop? Throw the donut…
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October 27, 2008 at 4:28 AM #192609
brandon0409
ParticipantThis is an interesting concept. Does anyone have any links, say, to Youtube that might demonstrate an example of a dounut?
Thanks
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September 6, 2009 at 12:41 AM #192610
Grinner Hester
ParticipantThe best example is your basic tour spot of bands and such. Think of it as a template, ready to be tagged for local use.
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