Off The Record (4K MP4)
Peyton plays a journalist intent on revealing the sordidness behind Zoey's plans for the city. Zoey Chanel is a politician hellbent on success. She clawed her way up without an invitation to the boys club and broke the figurative glass ceiling, but at what cost? Some of the public say she's ruthless, selfish and untrustworthy; others love her ballsy attitude and her determination. They believe she's a "woman of the people" and that she understands the day-to-day struggle experienced by her voters.
Peyton tries a number of tactics, first making Ms. Chanel feel as comfortable as possible in her presence. By the time the clip opens, she's become a little bit more accusatory. She figures if she throws Zoey off balance, she'll lose her cool and utter one of the awful truths that's been floating around (that is unless they're all rumours). Zoey doesn't take the bate. She says plainly, "I've been nothing but kind. How dare you come into my house and say that." She seems genuinely appalled. Peyton puts her pen down on her notebook. Her crossed legs bounces up and down. She stands up to meet Zoey who's now upright with her hands on her hips. They're just a hair's breadth away from one another.