Freeze Frame 1-
In the first freeze frame we have the soldier witness that saw the shooting happening and he was being questioned about what happened to the wife and husband. The interviewer is asking the questions and also asking her how she felt during the attack. There are also the two fathers, the one on the left for the man and on the right for the woman who both died. The fathers are crying because they can not take in the pain from what happened. The fathers had their hand over the face to show they were crying and the interviewer had mic pointing towards the witness to show that she is asking questions. We were able to use a lot of space by spreading out the seats and also using the space by the interviewer standing up as well as the witness to ask the questions. The setting will be the same throughout all freeze frames since it is in the studio. The still images depict the story by showing that the married couple died and the fathers are in pain and are sad from remembering what happened. You can also see that the witness felt sad as well and especially when the women crawled and died next to her husband.
Freeze Frame 2-
In the second freeze frame we have the interviewer asking the father of the son about how he feels about what had happened and if they deserved what they got and what should be done to the killers. You can also see that the father is getting very emotional and he starts crying and the father of the daughter tries to cheer him up. The soldier witness is sitting up right like soldiers would and the interviewer is standing on the podium to ask the questions and puts her hand out to show that she is asking him. The father is crying to show that he is very sad and the other father is trying to get him back to normal and knows how sad it was. We used the space and levels by making the interviewer stand up on the podium and all the people sitting on the chairs and are being interviewed. The still images depict the story by showing that the father is really upset and didn't want what happened to happen and that's why he is crying and the other father is supporting him.
Freeze Frame 3-
In the third freeze frame the father of the daughter is being interviewed and is also being asked questions that the other father had been asked and speaks to the audience about how he felt and how if two people love each other the should be allowed to love each other even though they are from two different countries or they are two different religions.The other father is still crying and is really sad and the soldier is starting to get emotional as well. The soldier starts to put his hand on his eyes to show that he is wiping off her tears and the father of the son has his hand covering his face still and now has his back turned to show that he doesn't want the people too see him and he was getting even more sad. The interviewer has her hands out to show that she is asking a question to the father of the daughter. The father of the daughter has his hands up to show that he is angry about what happened. Our group used the space and levels by making the interviewer stand up and come to the father of the daughter and have the soldier and other father getting into tears.
Freeze Frame 4-
In the last freeze frame the interviewer is ending the news report and the two fathers at the end of it are really sad and the soldier witness is also standing up because she is about to leave. The interviewer had her hands out again to show that she is speaking and to show that she is ending the show. The two fathers were still crying by covering their face with their hand and the soldier is standing up showing that she is ready to leave. We used more space this time by making the father of the son kind of going backstage to show that he wants to leave and he can't take it anymore and we also have the interviewer standing on the block to show that she is ending the show. The still images depict the story by showing that the characters are really sad and what happened should not have happened and who ever killed them should suffer.
