This one is too easy, 1st you have a zero, that is a cap input with a resistor connected to that and then to ground. The connection node then can be followed by a buffer amp, that feeds a resistor with a cap connected to the resistor then to ground. The R/C connection node is the output. unbuffered. Both resistors and caps are the same value. So lets say you start with a 10K resistor, the cap value is 640 pF.
Now since you gave zero, as in nothing, as in blank paper, additional info, the arbitrary choosing of the R as 10K may or may no work but the R/C product will be the same if you have to choose a different resistor. That would be 6.40*E-6.
I will not draw a schematic for this because too simple. Note there are many many ways to get a leading zero followed by a trailing pole circuit, especially if you use an op amp.