Andrew Murphy

15/10/2026

30/06/2026

Have to wait till tomorrow night to sit on the couch and watch this as a family 🥹🥹

18/06/2026

Your kid is 10 months old. That’s 300 days of moments. Most of them are gone. Not because you didn’t care. Because you didn’t press record.

Here’s 10 things to film before they turn 1:

🐣 Film them on your chest at night. Phone pointed down, no sound. Just that. You’ll watch it a hundred times later.

🐣 Record their hands grabbing your finger. That exact grip. It changes before you notice.

🐣 Film the back of their head while you carry them. You’ll forget what that weight felt like.

🐣 Record their baby sounds. That specific gurgle, that little squeak. It disappears overnight and you don’t get a warning.

🐣 Film their feet kicking during nappy change. Those shoes won’t fit for long.

🐣 Film your hands feeding them. Not their face. Yours.

🐣 Record the morning routine from the doorway. The quiet stuff. That’s the stuff.

🐣 Film them sleeping on you. From above. That weight won’t last.

🐣 Film their toys on the floor this week. Next month they’ll be different toys.

🐣 Film the same corner every month. Same light. Same spot. At the end of the year you’ll have 12 frames of how fast it all moved.

You still have time to do these. Future you will be so happy you did.

I built The Family Cut to make this stupidly easy. 30 seconds a day. Coming soon

06/06/2026

Because that was always my problem. I’d film a bit, forget for two weeks, feel guilty, film a burst to make up for it, and then never actually watch any of it back. Just thousands of clips sitting on a phone, going nowhere.

So I simplified it.

Record a little each month. Doesn’t have to be much, a few minutes of the normal stuff. Morning routine. Bath time. Whatever’s happening that week. You’re not trying to make a film. You’re just grabbing enough to remember it by.

At the end of the month, stitch it together. No editing. No music research. No colour grading. Just the clips, back to back, done.

Then you sit on the couch and watch it. Together.

That’s it. That’s the whole thing.

I’ve been doing it for 22 months straight now and the monthly watch-back is genuinely one of my favourite moments. You forget how much happens in a month when you’re in the middle of it.

Working on packaging the whole system up properly, the workflow, the folder structure, the app I built to make the stitching part take about two minutes. Dropping it soon.

If that sounds like something you need, follow along

04/06/2026

Phew! Glad I caught this!!

04/06/2026

Daily posting challenge update.

It’s been easier… but also harder than I expected.

When i get into the flow of making videos im really good, but then if I leave it too long i can feel the motivation to make a new video slowly drifting away.

Biggest tip is don’t leave it till night time. You’re more limited on what you can do and feel way more rushed.