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- Stop_trick abstract "A stop trick (also referred to as "locking off" or a "Jeannie Cut") is a film special effect. It occurs when an object is filmed, then while the camera is off, the object is moved out of sight of the camera, then the camera is turned back on. When the film is watched, it thus seems to the viewer that the object disappears.Georges Méliès accidentally developed the stop trick while filming street traffic in Paris. The gate mechanism of his camera jammed; the traffic continued moving normally but Méliès's camera stopped filming until he could free the gate mechanism. Later, when he screened the printed footage of the street traffic, he was astonished to see an omnibus suddenly turn into a hearse. What actually happened is that the omnibus moved out of frame after the camera jammed, to be replaced by the hearse before the camera continued filming. Méliès used this technique to do magical tricks. For example, he would film a magician and a girl; the magician would make a gesture and Melies stopped the camera. He told the girl to go out of sight and started the camera again. When viewing the finished film, it looked like the girl disappeared suddenly after the magician's gesture.This technique is not to be confused with the stop motion technique, in which the entire shot is created frame by frame.".
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- Stop_trick wikiPageRevisionID "579242641".
- Stop_trick hasPhotoCollection Stop_trick.
- Stop_trick subject Category:Film_techniques.
- Stop_trick type Ability105616246.
- Stop_trick type Abstraction100002137.
- Stop_trick type Cognition100023271.
- Stop_trick type FilmTechniques.
- Stop_trick type Know-how105616786.
- Stop_trick type Method105660268.
- Stop_trick type PsychologicalFeature100023100.
- Stop_trick type Technique105665146.
- Stop_trick comment "A stop trick (also referred to as "locking off" or a "Jeannie Cut") is a film special effect. It occurs when an object is filmed, then while the camera is off, the object is moved out of sight of the camera, then the camera is turned back on. When the film is watched, it thus seems to the viewer that the object disappears.Georges Méliès accidentally developed the stop trick while filming street traffic in Paris.".
- Stop_trick label "Arrêt de caméra (cinéma)".
- Stop_trick label "Stop trick".
- Stop_trick label "Stop trick".
- Stop_trick label "Stop trick".
- Stop_trick label "Stopptrick".
- Stop_trick sameAs Stopptrick.
- Stop_trick sameAs Stop_trick.
- Stop_trick sameAs Arrêt_de_caméra_(cinéma).
- Stop_trick sameAs Stop_trick.
- Stop_trick sameAs m.06mwj.
- Stop_trick sameAs Q1412249.
- Stop_trick sameAs Q1412249.
- Stop_trick sameAs Stop_trick.
- Stop_trick wasDerivedFrom Stop_trick?oldid=579242641.
- Stop_trick isPrimaryTopicOf Stop_trick.