Egocentric iPhone Video Capture

I’m assembling a collection of first-person video shot entirely on an iPhone. You’ll record ordinary, day-to-day activities—cooking, cleaning, commuting, shopping —anything that naturally fills your routine. The camera stays in an egocentric point of view the whole time, so a stable head-mount or chest rig is essential. As you film, speak in clear, conversational English, but with an instructional angle: tell the viewer what you’re about to do, why you’re doing it, and any tips or small decisions you make along the way. Think of it as guiding someone who wants to replicate the task. No background music or added effects are needed; I only need the native iPhone footage with its original audio track. The full 50 hours can be delivered in multiple sessions—whatever feels comfortable for battery life and file size—so long as each clip is labeled chronologically and totals the agreed-upon duration. I’ll accept standard iPhone resolutions (1080p or above) in H.264 or HEVC format, uploaded via cloud storage. If everything is captured from your perspective, narrated as you go, and reaches the 50-hour mark, the job is complete.