Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
freeze-frame
noun
/ˈfriːz freɪm/

Definition
A freeze-frame is a still image captured from a film or video that preserves a specific moment in time.

Examples
- The director used a freeze-frame to emphasize the main character’s expression during the climax of the movie.
- In sports broadcasts, freeze-frames are often used to analyze key plays.
- The artist created a piece inspired by the idea of a freeze-frame, capturing a moment of joy in a bustling city.

Meaning
It refers to the technique of stopping the motion in a video or film to focus on a particular scene or image.

Synonyms
- still shot
- snapshot
- frame
- pause