Zooming in on a picture while maintaining frame size

Hi all,
I am hoping someone would be able to tell be how I could zoom in on a photo without it expanding to cover the other footage in a shot.
To better vizualize... imagine you have footage of an interview... the person speaking is on the left. I would like to place a picture on the right side of the screen and zoom in on the picture without also increasing the overall amount of space that picture takes up on the screen. I assume there must be some type of framing tool.
I am running Premiere Pro CS4 - full production suite. I also have CS4 Design Suite if that has the right tool.
Thanks for helping out a noobie!
Dan

Perhaps I need to be more clear, I want to do a gradual zoom. Not simply show the whole picture, then show a close up.
I mean, sure I could go into each frame and recrop the picture, but that would be ridiculous.
There must be an automated way of doing it. A way to set boundries for a picture, so that no matter how far you zoom in, the overall dimensions of the photo, visible over footage, does not change.

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