put a pin in (something) v. phr.— «Studio executives have realized that paying the actor tens of millions of dollars to terrorize a movie set and ultimately deliver a box office stinker was perhaps not the most cost efficient strategy...
fed n.— «With all the studio gangstas, haters, and bammas that populate the feds, dudes be lunching. Like they say, “if it ain’t rough, it ain’t right.”» —“Homeboyz” by Seth Ferranti HoopsHype June...
bamma n.— «With all the studio gangstas, haters, and bammas that populate the feds, dudes be lunching. Like they say, “if it ain’t rough, it ain’t right.”» —“Homeboyz” by Seth Ferranti HoopsHype June...
glory hole n.— «The studio has “reheat furnaces.” “That’s where we do most of our work and the openings in the reheat furnaces are called “glory holes.’”» —“Playing with fire” by Brice...
fark n.— «Houvouras makes what are commonly known as “farks”—he’s not sure where the term came from—such as putting one person’s head on another person’s body for graphics that are a staple of TNT’s NBA studio show...
ringtone DJ n.— «With the advent of software such as Ringtone Media Studio, custom mixing of ringtones has become so popular that the term “Ringtone DJ” has been coined.» —“Ringtone Creation Software—Creating Raves or Waves...