The phrase "and final frame of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the last part or concluding segment of a visual work, such as a film, animation, or presentation.
Example: "As the credits rolled, I couldn't help but reflect on the emotional impact of the story captured in the final frame of the movie."
Alternatives: "and concluding frame of" or "and last scene of".
Also the initial and final frames of an entire gait cycle per direction and subject are provided.
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Last March, editor Jacob T. Swinney made an engaging video that splices together the first and final frames of 55 films.
But Jacob T. Swinney manages to bring the filmmaking auteur mentality to the supercut genre of video, whether it's the first and final frames of 55 films or his musings on the meaning of the fade-to-white edit.
However, he showed his trademark battling qualities and clinched the 16th with 58 and then the final frame of the day with 62, his two highest breaks of the match, to remain in contention.
For each time frame n in the range defined by [ n i,n f ], where n i is the initial detected frame of the tone, and n f is the final frame of the tone, we define a frequency band given by [ k p (n)−δmax,k p (n)+δmax] where we search for the observed partial location.
Murphy pulled a frame back with a break of 84 but failed when 48 in front in the final frame of the evening and ultimately lost it on the pink.
It was then that I realized the full extent of the setup, and I felt like Bob Hoskins in the final frame of The Long Good Friday as he sits in the back of the wrong getaway car realizing the extent of the conspiratorial slime that now trapped him.
Murphy, 32, had looked on course for his fifth title in 12 months, but lost the final frame of the afternoon and then the first four of the evening.
Jakob T. Swinney, the editor who showed us the poetry of films' first and final frames and the meaning of fading to white, just released the third installment of a four-part series on Quentin Tarantino, Tarantno: The Driving Shots.
