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It depends on the context and use of the video, and I really blame social media for driving this constant pressure to be relevant and generate content people wi
by treesknees 4y ago
It depends on the context and use of the video, and I really blame social media for driving this constant pressure to be relevant and generate content people will interact with.
Granted this isn't a random act, but at a family birthday gathering sometimes it can be fun to take a photo or video of a loved one opening a present and capturing their genuine surprise as a memory. But I've never uploaded them to the Internet, because it wasn't about likes or shares. And I don't feel that capturing the moment ruined any of the meaning behind it.