Heartbroken from the loss of his son, a photographer heads out to the beach to snap shots of a sunset with his Canon EOS 600D until he is bashed by a group of Youths who steal the camera and film their exploits out in the City of Sydney… With the footage of his son’s funeral still saved on the camera.

The video could be an heartfelt message shot by the son knowing that he was going to die (uncurable disease, suicide ...).
It could be the last time father and son had together. You have to have the son alive in there.
Moreover I do not think that filming a funeral would work in that context. Also who would do the eulogy? The father? Then who is filming? If father is excluded from the eulogy, then father and son must not have been that close or father and mother have a problem with each other. I would that they could both put their difference aside just the time of the ceremony.

"Concerning a son dying ? how would we shoot that? Him on a sickbed?"

No, I meant to feature the son happy and well and playing at a park or something. (I am Anonymous, above. Something went funky with the log in). I didn't mean literally the son's dying breath. Just the last happy memory. That final happy memory is on that footage.

When this one is trapped in a gang fight, a distraught Father unites (or binds) with the teen who stole his camera containing his son's funeral footage.?