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Speed!
Rolling!
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Alright, we’ll start off this
interview simply. Get comfortable;
tell me your name, age, and occupation.
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Alright. My name is John Doe, I’m
23 and I’m a film production
student.
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Good. Tell us about your early
experiences in film school.
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Well, when I first made it in I
ah... When I first made it in I
didn’t meet a lot of people. It was
a struggle to even get the time of
day from anyone. I had thought-
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You should speak about it with more
emotion. Really make me feel for
your struggle.
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I thought this was a naturalistic
documentary piece? Why’re you
coaching me if that’s the case?
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You’re just delivering it like it’s
a matter of fact, but this is your
lived experience. I want to live it
myself when I watch this later.
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I-
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When I first arrived here I didn’t
make a lot of friends. People
didn’t want to talk to me and only
seemed to do it because I existed
in their space.
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Good, tell me about your early
classes, really put me in that
space.
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One of the first classes I remember
taking was an introduction to the
bare basic elements of film making.
It was everything about everything,
filming, directing, editing. All on
the most basic lev-
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No, I want to be in the room. IN
your first class with you.
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This is absurd. You know the
answers already, yeah? You do it
get your own performative bullshit,
because I don’t get it.
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John!
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Come on! John, we only have this
equipment for another hour! Just
talk to us. How is your life as a
student different now than when you
first began?
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First of all the amount of caffeine
I drink a day has almost doubled.
The big difference though is just
the amount of work for the most
part. It’s not as much just rigging
a shoot together in a basement
and...go...ing.
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What was that? Why would you put
that in the, the edit? The edit
shouldn’t even be done yet we just
started filming.
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We are? There’s no edit mid filming
except cutting for another take.
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John Doe: I know that,
but-okay next
question.
Interview: Okay. Uh, why
did you go into a
track to the film industry?
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Well, there was a movie I watched
as a kid.
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It was something my mom was watching when I was supposed to be
asleep. I was behind the couch trying not to get noticed. It was this
talking scene between a couple. Neither party said a word, but they
didn’t need to. The images all communicated the ideas for them and I
was just enthralled with it until the moment Mom caught me and
sent me back to bed.
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Again. It just happened all over
again. What’s with the empty
streets?
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I think you might need to go lay
down. Take a break, we’ll
reschedule the rest of the shoot
with-
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The Storyteller. He insisted on it,
not me. Technically.
Only one person knows
about my opus. The person I
trust the most. Just relax,
everything is taken care of
on this.
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Thanks for meeting up with me.
No problem, it’s just breakfast.
But what’s up with The Storyteller?
Needed to vent about him or
something?
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I needed to ask you something.
What’s the deal with this project?
I’m not supposed to te-
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I know, you swore to secrecy. I’m
your best friend too though. You
can tell me these things.
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-John, I promised.
-Edits?
-I-I really shouldn’t.
-Craig.
-Craig, I saw some shit.
Edits.
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Craig. I NEED you to tell me.
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Here you go. Just, don’t do
anything you’re not sure about. Yeah?
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Hey John. Come to visit?
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No. I want to know what the hell
was going on with that notebook.
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-There’s no need to be angry John.
It doesn’t do us any good.
It only makes sense that I know
what you’re doing this week.
-I thought the sentence was more
clear this time. You just
-There is no “us!” I want to
know
what the hell is with this.
-I’m talking about Saturday!
What the actual fuck is this on
Saturday?!
-IT’S FUCKING STUPID!
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I know it’s hard.
I’m not sorry for doing it. It will
make our work better than you could
ever know.
It’s impossible!
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Does anyone else have to suffer. No. Only you.
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Hey man, I got your text. You
needed to vent about the
storyteller?
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S-something like that.
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Craig John...we can talk this over. Put
down the-
John No! I can’t! You don’t understand why I
have to do this!
Craig: Alright, let’s talk this out. What
happened?
John: I can’t tell you. I can’t. If I do the storyteller
is going to-
Craig:I get it, he swore you to secrecy.
I’m your best friend though. You can tell me these
things. We can fix this!
John: You don’t get to say that! (Beat) Not after
you had the chance to ruly warn me about all this.
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John! Enough of this! You don’t
have to be like the storyteller!
No. But I’m just like him anyway.
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Speed!
Rolling!
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Alright, we’ll start off this
interview simply. Get comfortable;
tell me your name, age, and
occupation.
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Alright. My name is John Doe, I’m
23 and I’m a film production
student.
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