Freeze+Frame

First and foremost, I would like to tell you that everyone did a great job with this activity. I was very impressed by your ability to work well collaboratively in groups. Most of all, I enjoyed your interest and creativity with this exercise. I hope that you take this opportunity to make your group pages unique and descriptive. -Ms. Bain

1. Group Member names 2. A description of your freeze frame (which scene or characters are portrayed? How are they portrayed, and why?)
 * Directions For Group Pages**: Make sure that your group pages have the minimum required information

Feel free to add any additional information, description, or comments.

Each student is required to comment on atleast 2 other groups from their class, and 2 groups from the other class.
 * Directions for Comments**:

Reminder: Period 2 and 4 had different exercises. While period 2 //acted// out the plot of the story, period 4 chose a specific scene to illustrate in a //still// photograph. __Masque of the Red Death Freeze Frames__

Period 2 Photographs

Period 4 Photographs

A freeze frame is a still photograph that is intended to capture the "action" of a scene. Despite that fact that these are still photographs, they depict the story in motion.
 * What is a Freeze Frame?**