"Frame by Frame" is a technique used in animation and film where each individual frame is created or manipulated separately. This method allows for precise control over the movement and timing of characters and objects, resulting in smooth and detailed animations. It is commonly used in various forms of media, including stop-motion animation and traditional hand-drawn animation. In the context of photography, "Frame by Frame" can refer to the process of capturing a series of images in quick succession to create a sequence. This technique is often employed in time-lapse photography and can be used to document changes over time, such as the blooming of a flower or the movement of clouds.