Slow motion
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Subject Field: Cinematography

If a scene is filmed at grater-than-normal speed (24 frames per second) and then projected at normal speed, the action is slowed. Boggs			Sinonimi Overcranking - Hyperonyms - In-camera See Also Frames per second Bibliography Index Home Conceptual tree
Context: In addition to the Madonna repositioning, the real water reflections included in the live-action plate were isolated and rear-projected under the dock, giving the landlocked set piece the effect of having an extension over the water. A slow motion control move-in was the final touch, accenting the waterfront tête-à-tête. Campbell, 1990 Attestation: 2 Ralenti Reliability: 3