Police Corruption Interview Documentary Filming
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
I am turning a real‐life corruption case—where a patrol officer exposed his own chief for stealing evidence and was then wrongfully fired—into a full documentary. The material is compelling: the whistle-blower has already published a book and stored hours of recorded calls, audio logs, and scanned paperwork in a shared Google Drive. What I now need is filming.
Your role is to capture the story through remote, phone-based interviews with the officer, supporting witnesses, and any legal or investigative experts we can secure. I will provide contact details, background briefs, and access to the digital evidence so you can prepare precise questions and build visual context around the testimonies. If you can suggest creative yet respectful ways to illustrate documents and audio clips on screen, even better.
Essentially, you would:
• Schedule and record the phone interviews in broadcast-quality audio (and video if possible).
• Gather B-roll or graphical treatments that help viewers follow the paper trail.
• Deliver clean, well-labeled footage ready for handoff to an editor.
I’m open to your preferred equipment and workflow as long as the final assets are clear, stable, and time-coded. If this kind of investigative documentary filming appeals to you, let’s discuss your approach and timeline.
Your role is to capture the story through remote, phone-based interviews with the officer, supporting witnesses, and any legal or investigative experts we can secure. I will provide contact details, background briefs, and access to the digital evidence so you can prepare precise questions and build visual context around the testimonies. If you can suggest creative yet respectful ways to illustrate documents and audio clips on screen, even better.
Essentially, you would:
• Schedule and record the phone interviews in broadcast-quality audio (and video if possible).
• Gather B-roll or graphical treatments that help viewers follow the paper trail.
• Deliver clean, well-labeled footage ready for handoff to an editor.
I’m open to your preferred equipment and workflow as long as the final assets are clear, stable, and time-coded. If this kind of investigative documentary filming appeals to you, let’s discuss your approach and timeline.