Which freeze frame technique resumes the motion of the clip after the still segment?

Which freeze frame technique resumes the motion of the clip after the still segment?

• A. Freeze Frame
• B. Frame Hold Segment
• C. Time Warp
• D. Jump Cut

Answer: (B)

When you want a single frame to pause in the middle of a clip and then continue with the remaining motion, you use a dedicated hold within the clip. A Frame Hold Segment creates that setup: you select a frame, Premiere inserts a hold segment that displays that frame for a chosen duration, and when that hold ends, playback resumes with the rest of the clip’s motion. This explicitly makes the motion restart after the still, which is exactly what the question describes. Other techniques either change the speed (Time Warp), create a simple cut (Jump Cut), or apply a freeze in a more general way, but they don’t emphasize returning to the original motion in the same way.

When you want a single frame to pause in the middle of a clip and then continue with the remaining motion, you use a dedicated hold within the clip. A Frame Hold Segment creates that setup: you select a frame, Premiere inserts a hold segment that displays that frame for a chosen duration, and when that hold ends, playback resumes with the rest of the clip’s motion. This explicitly makes the motion restart after the still, which is exactly what the question describes. Other techniques either change the speed (Time Warp), create a simple cut (Jump Cut), or apply a freeze in a more general way, but they don’t emphasize returning to the original motion in the same way.