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Some people just should NOT be given a camera. How does thinking go? "Hmmm, is this the worst possible angle? Is everything out of focus? Oh good, I would hate to actually get a good shot. I'm an artist." Then the editor gets a hold of the footage and they're like, "Yeah, that's it. That's terrible. Get a good close up on that and hold it there for a really really long time. Oh yeah, that's it, ruin that already terrible shot."
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