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"Charles Derry, Professor of Film, Department of Theatre Arts,
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Re: The continuing discussion of film stills.
What about the use of frame enlargements, or, more pertinent to what I am
now working on, the use of video frames from a television series (in order
to do extensive visual analysis)? Incidentally, although I have all the
shows I'm writing about taped, has anyone already "invented the wheel"
and found the best way to extract specific images from a videotaped show
for subsequent publication as stills?
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Screen-L is sponsored by the Telecommunication & Film Dept., the
University of Alabama.
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