[5] Jeniffer Merin of About.com gave the film four out of five stars, saying "Grenier not only does a very good job of considering the many nuances of the relationship between paparazzi and celebrities, his presentation is thoroughly entertaining.

David Chen of SlashFilm wrote, "Teenage Paparazzo Austin Visschedyk actually proves to be an incredibly fascinating individual and documentary subject.

But Grenier also manages to weave in some cultural analysis and some decent drama to create a film that’s entertaining from beginning to end.

"[7] Dennis Harvey of Variety wrote, "Adrian Grenier's excellent feature offers sophisticated musings on America's obsession with fame.

"[3] John DeFore of The Hollywood Reporter described it as "a lively [documentary] whose familiar subject matter is countered by a novel spin and its maker's privileged vantage point".