Becoming a father was a perfect moment. Another one was watching the last second tic off the clock as we were about to win our first NBA championship.

The moment when I realized that happiness doesn't come from what I always thought it did. That it comes from helping others and being honest with yourself.

If I had to choose one moment from my life to put on film, I would probably use a shot of myself taking a big-air jump on my mountain bike and eating dirt on the landing (it hurt, both times, but it's a pretty good description of who I am).

My 1-second moment would be marching into the Olympic Stadium in 1984 as a competing athlete

The first time I held my son.

Jessica Barker - 7th grade ;)

laying on the floor of the Yosemite valley, watching meteor showers and falling stars.

If I could choose one perfect moment from my life to make into a one-second film it would be the time when I had my first kiss. I was 12 years old and I was at a school dance with this girl that I liked. I asked her if I could kiss her and she said yes. I kissed her quickly on the lips and pulled away. She smiled and so did I

3:33 am on the 4th of August 1999, for me to remember :)

When I was 13 years old, and I was in the hospital room while she was about to give birth to my beautiful baby sister, and as I held her hand, her faced turned from a pale white to an angry red...I'd never seen someone's face turn colors so rapidly before, it scared and astonished me. It was awesome.

Well most of the perfect moments in my life have lasted longer than 1 second. Except for the most important moment. I always say you live life in inches. An inch here or an inch there you will have totally different results. The night i met my wife, we were standing in a crowded bar. I looked to my right just as she was looking to her left and we locked eyes. It was only for a second, but that second was all i needed to know that she was the one for me. I put my arms around her the next time she walked by and that was all she wrote. We were married a year later and are going to be making the great film of life together. Could you imagine if i would have looked to my right a second to late or to soon. We might have never seen each other and I have no idea where i would be today. ;-)

The moment for me would be the precise moment my brother passed. I don't know if you would consider that perfect but it has had the most profound effect on me. He was only 12 but lived a life of full of pain. That second felt like an hour of the most unimaginable experience that you can never prepare for.

getting asked out

A second of film = 24 frames. It would be 12 frames of the first time I saw my oldest daughter and 12 frames of the first time I saw my youngest daughter. Perfect.

meeting my mother for the first time when i was 12 years old.

Something funny, probably. Laughing with people I love is always a perfect moment.

The moment I held my first daughter for the first time.

My first breath.

The moment I quit my first job.

The moment I saw my prom date coming down the stairs in that beautiful blue dress. Ah, young love.