Under the Lens

A struggling freelance photographer gets his big break when a shady agent friend sets up a shoot with a famous actress, except the shoot is a setup and the camera turns into a tool for something worse. The setup is small-time, the intentions are not.

Eddie needs a lens to point at Em Myers, and you're the one holding it, which means you're also the one who gets to decide how far this goes. What starts as a professional gig slides into leverage, and the leverage doesn't stay subtle for long.

You play the photographer through shoots, conversations, and the slow application of pressure, watching how far corruption and blackmail can push someone who used to just be talent in front of your camera. The story is the point here, and it doesn't pretend otherwise.