OK, if you insist:
http://www.livevideo.com/video/DC96911A35554EC890CD7D06606742C5/lunar-legacy-episode-1-part-4-did-we-land-on-the-moon-.aspx?m_tkc=1639959
I'm not sure what that video is supposed to be proving. First the narrator says that a realistic cropped earth
isn't possible and shows us some ISS video with a cropped circle in the middle. Then the narrator says that a cropped earth
is possible and shows us a lighted globe behind a black piece of cardboard with a circle cutout in the middle. The narrator doesn't seem to know whether it is or isn't possible.
In the second example the cameraman moves his camera left and right, showing a different angle to that small model globe. When the camera moves to the left or right the globe can be seen to change angle in relation to the camera. The narrator's conclusion is that since his small model globe is seen to change angle with left or right movement of the camera, the earth behind the cutout in the NASA video should also change angles with left or right movement of the camera. This is a completely ridiculous conclusion, since the earth in the NASA video isn't a small model globe which changes angle dramatically with small movement.
I'm not sure why you think that video proves anything when the narrator can't even make up his mind whether the cropped earth is possible and is making comparisons of angle changes between a small model globe a foot away and a full sized earth hundreds of miles away.