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Home › Preservation › Technical glossary › Freeze frame

Freeze frame

An optical printing effect in which a single frame image is repeated so as to appear stationary when projected. 1

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  • motion picture film
  • motion picture film printing
  • photographic printing effect
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1 Happe, L. B., 1983, Your Film and the Lab, 2nd Edition, Media Manuals, Focal Press.

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