Sentences with phrase «static frame»

To measure anything's position precisely, at any given instant, is to lock in on one static frame of its motion, as in the frame of a film.

It is the first indication that we are in Only God Forgives or Valhalla Rising territory where static framing with and sonic force reign supereme, more - so than Drive or The Pusher Trilogy, although to be fair, both all of his films show a wonderful proficiency on setting a distinct rhythm to the storytelling.

For example, the camera is set up in static frames, meaning you can't pan over to see what is in the next area despite presumably being able to actually see it if you were really standing on the edge of said frame.

In films such as Swinging the Lambeth Walk (1940), where drawn and scratched lines undulate in striated verticals and sine - wave - like horizontals to a jaunty jazz sound track, and Free Radicals (1958), in which chalklike inscriptions streak and sway across a pitch - black screen accompanied by African music, New Zealand animator Len Lye used the cinematic apparatus to make static frames (cels) appear to move.

The issue just described is unresolvable as long as we stay within a static frame of reference.

A Christian within such a static frame of reference might perhaps argue against the existentialist (who is also in this frame) that the Christian God is not a watchmaker or maker of paper plates, that God does not destroy human creativity.

But the root cause of the opinion that God is a threat to human creativity is due not to a defect in logic but to the false assumptions derived from a static frame of reference that pictures God as a metaphysical and Transcendent Other, and this world as an autonomous natural order.

Quite often the static frames and emotional gulf between the alien and the audience emanate a feeling of surveillance upon the footage.

The way they move within Haneke's steady, static frames is what give the film its humanity.

The first is to offer a time - lapse in a series of portraits of the family, dour, before a static frame, with the young cast morphing into their older counterparts.

From this, one can glean a workable analogy for an auteur whose Achilles» heel has always been his obsession with fencing human characters inside locked - off, static frames.

The Pokemon finally move when in the battle, dancing about in a manner that adds more personality to the experience, but each static frame looks like the character sprites were ripped nearly directly from the 4th Generation, or even the 3rd Generation if you're extremely critical.

The monumentality of the dour monochrome composition was undermined by wobbly junctures and uneven facture, as though Butzer were demonstrating the absurdly arbitrary relation between his application — sometimes heavily impastoed, sometimes thinly glazed — and the static frame of a repeated motif.

In Sheeploop (2000), a small flock of sheep, grazing in a field that overlooks the sea, wander into a static frame and, circling back, out of it.