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The Cops Scene Analysis: The Baby Cop

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The “baby cop” scenes were a really interesting and emotional improv exercise. I wasn 't prepared for the cop that Nicole and I got for our scene. Our cops differed from everyone else’s because one of our cops was actually a police officer, and I felt like it changed the stress and emotional levels of the scenes. With the other scenes, the cops still had that young adolescent air about them, there was nothing intimidating about the cops. Also, most of the situations escalated fairly quickly and most of the time there weren 't any arrests made. With Nicole and I, we chose to keep fighting even after the officers separated us, because it felt right. One of the officers, the older gentleman, was very quick to get on to us about turning

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