still frame

noun

1. continuous display of a single frame of a film or of a single picture from a television signal

Example Sentences

Formally, a diorama is a single scene in a narrative or story, like one still frame in a movie or one panel in a graphic novel.

From Los Angeles Times

Memories of that era, and the defining vote that ended it in 1994, still frame much of everyday South Africa.

From Seattle Times

“This is the moment where Paul Pelosi ends up attacked in the dead of night in his own home, lying on the floor in a pool of his own blood,” Gilbert said in her closing argument as a still frame of the moment before the attack was displayed on courtroom screens.

From Los Angeles Times

While video clearly shows Gonzalez shooting from behind the car, Schwartz told jurors they had to put themselves in the officer’s shoes and criticized prosecutors for using still frame images and slow-motion footage to evaluate Gonzalez’s actions.

From Los Angeles Times

The image was a still frame taken from a police-worn body camera at 2:34 p.m., just as rioters began to overwhelm the last remaining police officers guarding the lower west side of the Capitol.

From New York Times