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DEAN
WISHAW / CUTTING SCRIPT
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Programme
Title: Biog inserts
Contributor: PC Dean Wishaw
Rolls: 07 and 08
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PICTURE
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AUDIO
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Timecode:
08:12:25
BCU Dean's face, on patrol at football match.
Dean in vision.
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Commentary:
'Dean Wishaw - baby bobby…'
Dean Wishaw interview:
Timecode: 07:02:20
'I'm twenty years old. I've been in the police force for two
years now. Just finished my probation. I'm the youngest one,
you know - I'm the baby of the pack… No one seems to take me
seriously.'
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Timecode: 08:14:19
Dean and Roy Bramall talking together at football pitch.
Timecode: 08:20:15
Supporter tips Bramall's cap over to one side - Bramall retaliates.
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Commentary:
'But don't let Dean's youthful features fool you. Underneath
the acne, this officer is no pushover.'
Dean interview:
Timecode: 07:04:45
'When I look at Roy and what he does, that's how I want to turn
out. I think he's got a lot of guts, a lot of balls. All the
others are tossers.' |
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Stay in vision with Dean
throughout this byte.
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Commentary:
'There are still, perhaps surprisingly given the Force's current
emphases, quite a high proportion of non-graduate recruits.
Dean's background has been tougher than most.'
Dean interview:
Timecode: 07:17:23
'My Dad left my Mam when I was young. Well, he used to have
a go at me. Used to beat me up and that. Which is totally out
of order. And he left before I could do anything about it…(sub)
If I saw him now I'd kill him. I'd knock him out totally. I
wanted to get my own back. I've got a lot of aggression in me
really.'
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Timecode:
02:20:40
GVs Skeetsmoor.
Timecode: 08:08:56
Dean on patrol at railway station - packed with football supporters.
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Commentary:
'And growing up on the notorious Skeetsmoor estate has not demotivated
this young man - as it has so many others. However, the experience
has left him raw and hostile.'
Dean interview:
Timecode: 07:20:20
'I want summat where I can get out and do summat. Kick people's
arses really. Because there's a lot of dick'eds. Our estate's
just full of tossers. You know - people who think they're summat.
Having a go at you all the time. Well, this is the reason I
joined. Show 'em what I'm made of and that. Fucking about with
me.'
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Timecode: 08:10:47
Dean amongst small throng round van -bit of jostling. NB:
CUs of feet (look much more violent than the wide shots).
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Commentary:
'Dean's hot-headed pursuit of trouble has sometimes been tantamount
to incitement.'
Dean interview:
Timecode: 07:22:43
'When you've got a call for a fight -forget these (indicating
collar number). They fucking come off, do you know what I mean?
Because you can kick arse then. No one knows who you are see.'
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Timecode: 08:01.30
Newlands sitting in on parade. Giffin addresses the scale.
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Commentary:
'Nor does he display much respect for superior officers, such
as Chief Inspector Newland, in charge of Dean's nick.'
Dean interview:
Timecode: 07:24:19
'He's been educated, which is more than I've been. That's not
going to get the job done. We get the job done. I think I'm
one of the few ones that has the guts to do it.'
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Timecode: 08:18:00
Dean on football pitch, with stand/supporters behind him.
Folded arms, chewing gum.
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Commentary:'20 years old, a broken family and
already a reputation for heavy-handedness: will the Dean Wishaws
of today's police be allowed to stay the course?' |
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