Play for Me

Incensed, Birdy Tippett sees red when controlling and jealous assistant to orchestra conductor, Hugo Vaughn, cuts dead her opportunity to play before him at a blind audition, despite the student violinist being shortlisted to attend.
Although already out of her comfort zone, Birdy’s fury takes over after hours of waiting to perform, and she is determined to fight for her right to showcase her ability—an ability that has the potential to change her life.
Her protest is heard by the Maestro himself, and he decides to hear her play. However, noting his boredom to her classical piece, she dramatically switches tactics and plays a well-known hard rock tune to perfection. As she finishes her moment in the spotlight, her time abruptly ending, Hugo appears less than impressed.
Later that evening, a surprise and insistent text message from Hugo changes everything, especially when he commands her with the words: play for me.