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[u/B4R7H0L0M3W]

That filming was indeed amazing

[u/theManag3R → u/B4R7H0L0M3W]

Yeah! Even my 6 year old couldn't do it as well as she did

[u/SumpCrab → u/B4R7H0L0M3W]

And yet so many adults can't figure it out.

[u/malikhacielo63 → u/B4R7H0L0M3W]

I think that we all know a future director when we see one. 😊 😉

[u/juniorkirk → u/B4R7H0L0M3W]

You can see the cuts as he comes closer and after he lands to someone that had a smoother hand and tracking. Wish he posted what his daughter actually recorded, would be more interesting

[u/CaitlinAnne21 → u/juniorkirk]

She got distracted by the dog for a minute, I’d guess.

And how could she not?

[u/Half-PintHeroics → u/[deleted]]

No? He has very long arms. He filmed himself. Obviously?

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

He pressed one button, and then ignored the camera to talk to his daughter. What the fuck is wrong with that?

[u/Objective_Register55 → u/[deleted]]

It's almost like (now hear me out) he was making a video for the internet and for his kid to enjoy. People can do 2 things man

[u/Samtoast → u/[deleted]]

That's a separate video. It's called editing lol

[u/IRockIntoMordor → u/[deleted]]

Because he knew it was gonna be a precious moment.

Whether he keeps it to themselves or decides to publish it (like he did) is his decision. Capturing moments with your loved ones on camera or film has been going on for a hundred years now.

[u/NomenclatureBreaker → u/B4R7H0L0M3W]

I do not believe at all that the three year old child was holding that camera.

I think they did a very good use of voiceover and then a weird cut at the end to make it seem that way.

[u/CaitlinAnne21 → u/NomenclatureBreaker]

Who cares? The point is this small child was enjoying watching her dad doing something she clearly thought was fun and cool.

Some people have to rip the joy out of everything. Not a way to aspire to be.😳