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కౌన్సెలింగ్ ఆపేస్తాం
కౌన్సెలింగ్ ఆపేస్తాం
RESTRICTION SUMMARY: PART MUST CREDIT MARCH FOR OUR LIVES / PART MUST CREDIT JOEL RICHARD
SHOTLIST:
MARCH FOR OUR LIVES – MUST CREDIT MARCH FOR OUR LIVES
Archive: Washington - 24 March 2018
1. Various of Emma Gonzalez on stage at Washington march
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Archive: Parkland, Florida - 15 February 2018
2. David Hogg speaking to Associated Press
MARCH FOR OUR LIVES – MUST CREDIT MARCH FOR OUR LIVES
Archive: Washington - 24 March 2018
3. Various of March For Our Lives event in Washington, featuring Ryan Dietsch
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Parkland, Florida - 7 February 2019
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Ryan Dietsch, March For Our Lives:
"Like I can't just go off to college and leave this all behind because, we are in the position to actually make a difference. We are in this position whether we asked for it or not, this is where we're at."
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Archive: Tallahassee, Florida - 20 February 2018
++NIGHT SHOTS++
5. Students getting of charter bus in Tallahassee
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Archive: Tallahassee, Florida - 21 February 2018
6. Students going through Florida state capitol meeting lawmakers
7. UPSOUND (English) State Rep. Robert Olszewski shaking student's hands:
Olszewski: "Thank you, thank you so much. And thank you guys for being here, god bless you."
Reporter: "Why vote to not hear the assault weapon ban bill?
Olszewski: "Um, I think it's ....who you guys with actually?
Reporter: "Associated Press."
Olszewski: "Can you turn the camera off for me?"
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Parkland, Florida - 7 February 2019
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Matt Dietsch, March For Our Lives:
"If they had pretended to be competent and that they were fighting for our lives, that they were working to protect us, March For Our Lives, would have never have existed."
JOEL RICHARD – MUST CREDIT JOEL RICHARD
Washington - 27 February 2018
9. STILL of Parkland students meeting with Senator Lindsey Graham
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Parkland, Florida - 7 February 2019
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Matt Deitsch, March For Our Lives:
"But after that time in DC where we exposed to the inner working of our legislator, we realised we had to do so much more. That we had to change the way we looked at all of this."
JOEL RICHARD – MUST CREDIT JOEL RICHARD
Washington - 27 February 2018
11. STILL of Parkland students inside Capitol
12. STILL of Parkland students meeting with Marco Rubio
MARCH FOR OUR LIVES – MUST CREDIT MARCH FOR OUR LIVES
Unknown Location – Unknown Date
++ON SCREEN GRAPHICS FROM SOURCE++
13. Various of March For Our Lives Group taking questions from a crowd
14. Various snippets from a voting PSA (public service announcement) featuring Hollywood actors with the students
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Cape Town, South Africa - 20 November 2018
15. UPSOUND of Desmond Tutu speaking at podium:
"March For our lives"
16. Tutu giving award to Parkland students
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Parkland, Florida - 7 February 2019
17. SOUNDBITE (English) Ryan Deitsch, March For Our Lives:
"This community used to be such a small town with nothing going on and now for it to be the epicenter of a movement."
18. SOUNDBITE (English) Ryan Deitsch, March For Our Lives:
"I think it's absolutely insane, I don't think anyone can truly explain the political journey we've been thrust onto."
19. Various cutaways of siblings in their living room
STORYLINE:
Following the shooting at a Florida high school, students like Emma Gonzalez and David Hogg became household names in the US.
The shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland killed 17 students and staff members and roused a group of young activists who sought to make gun violence a generational issue for younger voters.
Behind the scenes, siblings Ryan and Matt Deitsch have spend the past year working with a dozen others to keep the grassroots gun control campaign going.
The Deitsch brothers have put college on hold.
"I can't just go off to college and leave this all behind because we are in the position to actually make a difference," said Ryan Deitsch. "We are in this position whether we asked for it or not, this is where we're at."
The movement was born following a disappointing visit with lawmakers in Tallahassee and Washington.
"If they had pretended to be competent and that they were fighting for our lives, that they were working to protect us, March For Our Lives, would have never have existed," said Matt Deitsch.
"After that time in DC where we exposed to the inner working of our legislator, we realised we had to do so much more."
The group, organized and led mostly by teenagers has managed to receive seven figure donations from celebrities and coordinating PSA's with Hollywood A-listers.
The group claims credit for helping pass dozens of new laws in the months after the shooting resulting in a children's peace prize, awarded by Desmond Tutu in South Africa.
"I think it's absolutely insane, I don't think anyone can explain the political journey we've been thrust onto," said Ryan Deitsch.
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SHOTLIST:
MARCH FOR OUR LIVES – MUST CREDIT MARCH FOR OUR LIVES
Archive: Washington - 24 March 2018
1. Various of Emma Gonzalez on stage at Washington march
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Archive: Parkland, Florida - 15 February 2018
2. David Hogg speaking to Associated Press
MARCH FOR OUR LIVES – MUST CREDIT MARCH FOR OUR LIVES
Archive: Washington - 24 March 2018
3. Various of March For Our Lives event in Washington, featuring Ryan Dietsch
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Parkland, Florida - 7 February 2019
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Ryan Dietsch, March For Our Lives:
"Like I can't just go off to college and leave this all behind because, we are in the position to actually make a difference. We are in this position whether we asked for it or not, this is where we're at."
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Archive: Tallahassee, Florida - 20 February 2018
++NIGHT SHOTS++
5. Students getting of charter bus in Tallahassee
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Archive: Tallahassee, Florida - 21 February 2018
6. Students going through Florida state capitol meeting lawmakers
7. UPSOUND (English) State Rep. Robert Olszewski shaking student's hands:
Olszewski: "Thank you, thank you so much. And thank you guys for being here, god bless you."
Reporter: "Why vote to not hear the assault weapon ban bill?
Olszewski: "Um, I think it's ....who you guys with actually?
Reporter: "Associated Press."
Olszewski: "Can you turn the camera off for me?"
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Parkland, Florida - 7 February 2019
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Matt Dietsch, March For Our Lives:
"If they had pretended to be competent and that they were fighting for our lives, that they were working to protect us, March For Our Lives, would have never have existed."
JOEL RICHARD – MUST CREDIT JOEL RICHARD
Washington - 27 February 2018
9. STILL of Parkland students meeting with Senator Lindsey Graham
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Parkland, Florida - 7 February 2019
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Matt Deitsch, March For Our Lives:
"But after that time in DC where we exposed to the inner working of our legislator, we realised we had to do so much more. That we had to change the way we looked at all of this."
JOEL RICHARD – MUST CREDIT JOEL RICHARD
Washington - 27 February 2018
11. STILL of Parkland students inside Capitol
12. STILL of Parkland students meeting with Marco Rubio
MARCH FOR OUR LIVES – MUST CREDIT MARCH FOR OUR LIVES
Unknown Location – Unknown Date
++ON SCREEN GRAPHICS FROM SOURCE++
13. Various of March For Our Lives Group taking questions from a crowd
14. Various snippets from a voting PSA (public service announcement) featuring Hollywood actors with the students
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Cape Town, South Africa - 20 November 2018
15. UPSOUND of Desmond Tutu speaking at podium:
"March For our lives"
16. Tutu giving award to Parkland students
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Parkland, Florida - 7 February 2019
17. SOUNDBITE (English) Ryan Deitsch, March For Our Lives:
"This community used to be such a small town with nothing going on and now for it to be the epicenter of a movement."
18. SOUNDBITE (English) Ryan Deitsch, March For Our Lives:
"I think it's absolutely insane, I don't think anyone can truly explain the political journey we've been thrust onto."
19. Various cutaways of siblings in their living room
STORYLINE:
Following the shooting at a Florida high school, students like Emma Gonzalez and David Hogg became household names in the US.
The shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland killed 17 students and staff members and roused a group of young activists who sought to make gun violence a generational issue for younger voters.
Behind the scenes, siblings Ryan and Matt Deitsch have spend the past year working with a dozen others to keep the grassroots gun control campaign going.
The Deitsch brothers have put college on hold.
"I can't just go off to college and leave this all behind because we are in the position to actually make a difference," said Ryan Deitsch. "We are in this position whether we asked for it or not, this is where we're at."
The movement was born following a disappointing visit with lawmakers in Tallahassee and Washington.
"If they had pretended to be competent and that they were fighting for our lives, that they were working to protect us, March For Our Lives, would have never have existed," said Matt Deitsch.
"After that time in DC where we exposed to the inner working of our legislator, we realised we had to do so much more."
The group, organized and led mostly by teenagers has managed to receive seven figure donations from celebrities and coordinating PSA's with Hollywood A-listers.
The group claims credit for helping pass dozens of new laws in the months after the shooting resulting in a children's peace prize, awarded by Desmond Tutu in South Africa.
"I think it's absolutely insane, I don't think anyone can explain the political journey we've been thrust onto," said Ryan Deitsch.
===========================================================
Clients are reminded:
(i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: info@aparchive.com
(ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service
(iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory.
