Fox hole
Colloquial term for the small sprocket hole used on positive prints of Cinemascope films when copies with four magnetic sound tracks are required; named after the 20th Century Fox company, who introduced the Cinemascope process. Also called a CS perforation.
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References
1969, The Focal Encyclopedia of Film and Television Techniques, Focal Press, London, New York
