It was good enough to keep my attention from start to finish. The documentary presents the issue very impartially, placing multiple views on the subject.

A surprisingly well-done documentary. Some of it is a bit obvious, but he delves into the subject to a great extent.

Having seen Grenier's first documentary at the Toronto International Film Festival, I was excited to see 'Teenage Paparazzo'. Grenier has an honesty when he's behind the camera. He pulls no punches, making himself an open-book. He realizes his role in the machine of the paparazzi and uses his fame to gain access he otherwise wouldn't be afforded. The film is completely self-aware, allowing for an introspection about fame and its consequences that few celebrities or media would ever allow.