I Used to Be a Filmmaker

The documentary runs for 10 minutes and captures the first eighteen months of the child’s life. It presents a personal perspective on growth and development through the lens of a father. As the filmmaker documents the transformation from newborn to toddler, viewers gain insight into the emotional journey of parenthood.

As a piece of physical media, this film may appeal to collectors interested in unique documentaries that focus on intimate family experiences. The exploration of personal narratives in documentary filmmaking can resonate with those who appreciate the art form's ability to convey deep emotional connections.