Collaboratively videoing mobile activities

This paper studies the ways in which field researchers engage videoing mobile activities a collaborative fashion. Rooted ethnomethodology and conversation analysis, this study documents video data collecting practices of social activities, reflects on their methodological analytical relevancies. We demonstrate that camerapersons coordinate themselves cameras views, while constantly adjusting to emergent details video-recorded activities. While collaboratively practical work producing complementary capturing scene relevant way, avoiding presence one another views. Our analysis shows frame target events, exploiting features camera optics categorizing what belongs center margins <Collaboratively involves coordination between recorded recording reflexively elaborate upon each other.