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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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The annoying juxtaposition of jump cuts and freeze-frames for ostensibly ``edgy'' effect is simply cliched these days, as tired as the subplots about Cole's character's cat-and-mouse divorce - the couple's bickering sounds more like flirtatiousness - and his initial reluctance to accept a new team member. In another work, Saddam Hussein's ruined palace is disinfected by a maniacal housewife wielding a gunlike spray bottle, while the perspectival regression of grand, broken windows mirrors the time-lapse multiplication of the woman's body, agitated into overlapping freeze-frames by her zeal. Freeze-frames, split screens, and slow-motion video techniques enhance the presentation. |
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