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SHOTLIST:
ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Christchurch – 16 March 2019
1. Wide of Abdul Aziz, shooting survivor at Linwood mosque, sitting with hands in his face
2. Close of flower next to Aziz
3. Close of Aziz
4. Mid of Aziz talking
5. Close of Aziz talking
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Abdul Aziz, 48-year-old survivor:
"Then I ran from the other side and he (gunman) dropped his gun and because I had his other gun on me as well and he just ran because I think he had more gun in his car he so tried to get more guns from his car when he see me, I'm chasing him with a gun. He gets into his car and I just got the gun and threw on his window like an arrow and blast his window and he thought I probably shot him or something and the gun has come back and he drove off and I kept chasing him."
7. Wide of Aziz talking to media
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Abdul Aziz, 48-year-old survivor:
"Honestly it wasn't me, it was God saved everybody. God saved everyone. But I'm very glad we didn't have much dead or injured as much as the Al Noor Masjid."
9. Wide of people gathering on sidewalk
10. Pan of Farid Ahmed, 59-year-old survivor,l in wheelchair
11. Close of Ahmed talking
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Farid Ahmed, 59-year-old survivor:
"I came to the men room and it was terrible. So many people, you know. Some of them were screaming, they were asking me to get some water for them, some of them were you know shot and another dead body was on their leg and was screaming 'can anybody help?'"
13. Wide of Ahmed talking to media
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Farid Ahmed, 59-year-old survivor:
"But overall, New Zealanders are great people. It's a great country. I believe that some people, purposely, they are trying to break down the harmony we have in New Zealand with the diversity, you know, but they are not going to win, they are not going to win, we will be harmonious."
15. Close of Ahmed talking
16. Pan from poster to response team
17. Pan from Christchurch Hospital to Lin Gao, 36-year-old expat living in New Zealand, leaving a bouquet of flower
18. Close of flowers
19. Close of Gao with face in hands
20. SOUNDBITE (English) Lin Gao, 36-year-old expat living in New Zealand:
"I just wanted them and other Muslims and any people and anyone who are living in not just in Christchurch and in New Zealand but the world, I want them to know we are together and we must fight violence and fear."
21. Close of letter on the ground
22. Tilt up of flower left by hospital
23. Close of flowers
STORYLINE:
Some of the survivors of the attacks on mosques in Christchurch that left 49 people dead spoke of their ordeals on Saturday.
48-year old Abdul Aziz, originally from Kabul in Afganistan, was at the Linwood mosque with his family.
He said he ran outside and tried to chase the shooter.
While throwing the gun the shooter had left behind, Aziz said the attacker began to drive away in his car.
Farid Ahmed, a 59-year-old survivor from the second targeted Masjid Al Noor mosque, lost his wife when they split up to go to the bathroom.
He saw a video on YouTube of when she was shot dead and it was later officially confirmed by a police officer on Friday that she had passed away.
He has a 15-year-old daughter who was at school that day and he has been living in Christchurch for over two decades. Ahmed is originally from Bangladesh.
Outside the Christchurch Hospital, where a majority of mosque attack victims are being treated, some flowers were left outside.
Lin Gao, 36-year-old expat living in New Zealand, has a daughter that goes to school 3 kilometers away (about 2 miles) from one of the mosques.
He came to leave a bouquet of flowers to remember the victims.
The mass shootings left 49 people dead.
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SHOTLIST:
ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Christchurch – 16 March 2019
1. Wide of Abdul Aziz, shooting survivor at Linwood mosque, sitting with hands in his face
2. Close of flower next to Aziz
3. Close of Aziz
4. Mid of Aziz talking
5. Close of Aziz talking
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Abdul Aziz, 48-year-old survivor:
"Then I ran from the other side and he (gunman) dropped his gun and because I had his other gun on me as well and he just ran because I think he had more gun in his car he so tried to get more guns from his car when he see me, I'm chasing him with a gun. He gets into his car and I just got the gun and threw on his window like an arrow and blast his window and he thought I probably shot him or something and the gun has come back and he drove off and I kept chasing him."
7. Wide of Aziz talking to media
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Abdul Aziz, 48-year-old survivor:
"Honestly it wasn't me, it was God saved everybody. God saved everyone. But I'm very glad we didn't have much dead or injured as much as the Al Noor Masjid."
9. Wide of people gathering on sidewalk
10. Pan of Farid Ahmed, 59-year-old survivor,l in wheelchair
11. Close of Ahmed talking
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Farid Ahmed, 59-year-old survivor:
"I came to the men room and it was terrible. So many people, you know. Some of them were screaming, they were asking me to get some water for them, some of them were you know shot and another dead body was on their leg and was screaming 'can anybody help?'"
13. Wide of Ahmed talking to media
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Farid Ahmed, 59-year-old survivor:
"But overall, New Zealanders are great people. It's a great country. I believe that some people, purposely, they are trying to break down the harmony we have in New Zealand with the diversity, you know, but they are not going to win, they are not going to win, we will be harmonious."
15. Close of Ahmed talking
16. Pan from poster to response team
17. Pan from Christchurch Hospital to Lin Gao, 36-year-old expat living in New Zealand, leaving a bouquet of flower
18. Close of flowers
19. Close of Gao with face in hands
20. SOUNDBITE (English) Lin Gao, 36-year-old expat living in New Zealand:
"I just wanted them and other Muslims and any people and anyone who are living in not just in Christchurch and in New Zealand but the world, I want them to know we are together and we must fight violence and fear."
21. Close of letter on the ground
22. Tilt up of flower left by hospital
23. Close of flowers
STORYLINE:
Some of the survivors of the attacks on mosques in Christchurch that left 49 people dead spoke of their ordeals on Saturday.
48-year old Abdul Aziz, originally from Kabul in Afganistan, was at the Linwood mosque with his family.
He said he ran outside and tried to chase the shooter.
While throwing the gun the shooter had left behind, Aziz said the attacker began to drive away in his car.
Farid Ahmed, a 59-year-old survivor from the second targeted Masjid Al Noor mosque, lost his wife when they split up to go to the bathroom.
He saw a video on YouTube of when she was shot dead and it was later officially confirmed by a police officer on Friday that she had passed away.
He has a 15-year-old daughter who was at school that day and he has been living in Christchurch for over two decades. Ahmed is originally from Bangladesh.
Outside the Christchurch Hospital, where a majority of mosque attack victims are being treated, some flowers were left outside.
Lin Gao, 36-year-old expat living in New Zealand, has a daughter that goes to school 3 kilometers away (about 2 miles) from one of the mosques.
He came to leave a bouquet of flowers to remember the victims.
The mass shootings left 49 people dead.
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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.
