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# Using Freeze Frames

The freeze frame feature enables you to create shots of any length using a single frame. To achieve this, the application takes the first frame of the shot and applies a 0% retime, which is reversible by applying a 100% retime.

To freeze frame shots:

| 1. | Select the target item(s) on the timeline.

| 2. | Right-click the item and select Editorial > Make Freeze Frame,

OR

Navigate to Timeline > Make Freeze Frame.

Note: Freeze Frames can also be created using the spreadsheet retime modes to modify Src Dur to 0, or make Src In and Src Out equal.

| 3. | The selection is retimed to 0% and colored blue on the timeline for easy identification.

| 4. | Use the Multi Tool or Slip Clip to set the freeze frame from the available range.

| 5. | Drag the item’s edit points, using the Multi Tool or Move/Trim as required, to set the length of the shot. There’s no upper limit for the length of a freeze frame shot.

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