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How Long Is “Frozen Time”?

Name: Frozen Time
Released: 1981
Duration: 6 min

6m runtime

19816m

film with a runtime of 6 minutes, released in 1981. Presented in English.

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Runtime6m

Minutes6

One SittingYes

With Break18m

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In December of 1981, Japanese graphic artist Ryoichiro Debuchi shot one of the earliest films that experimented with a time-slice or bullet-time effect._x000D_ Using 18 still-cameras with set bulb arranged in a 360 degrees sweeping arc around the central model, and three synchronized flashes arranged around a central model. The original was a super 8 film Screened at Pia Film Festival '82._x000D_ Ryoichiro is an artist in the fields of Computer Graphics, Computer Animations, Programming Art, Virtual Worlds, Real-time 3D Works, 3D Bots, Interactive Art, Media Art, and Handmade Electronic Instruments. Also a programmer in the field of graphics.

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Runtime6m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break18m

Movie Facts

Release Year1981

Runtime6m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorRyoichiro Debuchi

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