undercranking; fast motion
Film technique where frames are captured at a slower rate than playback, resulting in accelerated motion. Also used to describe the effect itself.
This scene was shot using undercranking.
Using fast motion makes the movement look faster.
Standard mixed kanji-katakana spelling for this film term.
Rarely used kanji form; 齣 is an uncommon character for 'frame'.
Compound of コマ (frame) and 落とし (dropping), from the verb 落とす (to drop). Refers to 'dropping' frames during capture to create fast motion.