Also known as freeze-frame, it is a film effect, which refers to repeating an image on a set of frames to create a frozen action, so that the image lasts like a still photo. This technique is often used at the end of a movie to make the last shot more powerful, such as Four Hundred Strikes (1959). The theme occupies a panoramic shot of the whole screen. If the subject is a person, his or her body will be completely contained in the lens. Sometimes it can communicate with a long shot.