How to do a stop time video

Hi everyone,
I want to do a stop time video, sorry I don't know how to say that. Basiclly it's when the video playing, at that moment, I want to stop the time, freeze it for 1 second, but the video still playing, after 1 sec it continue. For example, I drop a apple in that video, apple falling, but at 1 sec, it stop falling, time at player still running, and after 1sec, it continue falling. Please help.
Thank you.

You can also Export a Still, for the Frame that you wish to hold, Import it with a Duration of 01 sec., then Cut your Clip, and place that Still Image in between a Cut at that point - if I understand what you want to do.
Good luck,
Hunt

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