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I asked a cop to draw for me and things got weird
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A creator asks a mounted police officer to draw a single frame for a 30-day animation challenge. The video takes a sudden comedic turn as it cuts to a scripted interrogation where the creator is questioned about the 'crimes' committed by the character in the drawings.

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I asked a cop to draw for me and things got weird

A creator asks a mounted police officer to draw a single frame for a 30-day animation challenge. The video takes a sudden comedic turn as it cuts to a scripted interrogation where the creator is questioned about the 'crimes' committed by the character in the drawings.

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The hook — as said out loud
Do you draw much? No. No, I used to, yeah. Do you think you could do something like that?
The script — as said out loud
Do you draw much? No. No, I used to, yeah. Do you think you could do something like that? Yeah. Been asking different people to draw, and then I'll try to make an animation out of people's drawings. I'm doing 30. So this is the 29th frame, so if you're up for it, I can give you the piece of paper and a pen. Okay. If you're up for it. Yeah. Yeah. So above is the. Is the frame before. Yeah. So his arms are basically coming down. Oh, okay. I see. You understand. Yeah. Can I say hello, or are they probably for this one? They're huge. Hello. Why is that so hard to do? I mean, you're the first to do it on a horse, so that's great, honestly. Thank you very much. Hello Adam. I'm Sergeant Simons. You know why we've invited you here today? It's about the bear, isn't it? You asked one of my colleagues to draw this for you. Yeah. You're aware that the figure in this sketch, your creation, is responsible for multiple crimes, multiple acts of vandalism, theft, and one act of attempted murder. If we don't find him, you could be charged with all his crimes. Do you understand?
How it's built6 beats
  1. 01
    The Casual Approach

    Ask a participant about their experience with a specific creative skill.

  2. 02
    The Project Pitch

    Explain the larger project and the specific progress/number currently reached.

  3. 03
    The Technical Setup

    Explain how the current participant's contribution must follow the previous one.

  4. 04
    The Performance commentary

    Narrate the action while highlighting a unique or difficult circumstance.

  5. 05
    The Jarring Shift

    Suddenly change the setting to an interrogation or formal confrontation.

  6. 06
    The Surreal Consequences

    Accuse the participant of a crime or serious event based on the simple task they just performed.