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freeze-frame n 1. (Performing Arts) Films television a single frame of a film repeated to give an effect like a still photograph 2. (Performing Arts) a single frame of a video recording viewed as a still by stopping the tape vb (tr)
(Performing Arts) (Miscellaneous Technologies / Photography) to make a freeze-frame of (an image) Translations freeze-frame [ˈfriːzˌfreɪm] n → fotogramma m; (on video) → fermo immagine freeze-frame [ˈfriːzˌfreɪm] n → fotogramma m; (on video) → fermo immagine How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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As she performs in real-time, slow motion, and freeze-frame, Jhung provides a running commentary. A final freeze-frame catches him in midair: a self-portrait of the artist as leaper--as leaping image, Also left in suspense is the question of a coming (thinner, faster, emptier, more abstract) subjectivity that might start again from the zero of today and make the void creative again. These photons provide a freeze-frame image of the sound waves at a particular point in their vibration cycle. |
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