A deskbound worker has used a GoPro camera to capture a unique view of his boring office job, turning even the most mundane day-to-day tasks into a high octane activities. Daniel Williams, from Toronto, filmed himself doing everything from sealing envelopes and sending emails to making cups and coffee and going to the bathroom, before editing all of the clips together to offer an action-packed perspective of his regular daily life. The video, which is titled 'Boring Office Job GoPro Commercial', has clearly struck a chord with people working in similar jobs around the globe, with the video already attracting an impressive three million views since being uploaded to YouTube last week. Office space: Daniel Williams, an office worker from Toronto, captured his entire day with a GoPro camera . Bright idea: Mr Williams came up with the idea after seeing other breathtaking GoPro videos online . The 90-second video makes a change from the usual, dramatic content normally caught by such cameras which, thanks to their durability, are often used to film some of the most breathtaking moments in life from base jumps to shark encounters. This time, however, viewers are treated to Mr WIlliams removing staples, photocopying, stuffing envelopes, drinking coffee, and even going to the bathroom. All set to a techno beat, the pacey clip turns a regular 9-to-5 office job into something far more exhilarating. Button pusher: In the 90-second video, Mr Williams filmed himself stapling, photocopying (pictured) and stuffing envelopes . Downtime: There are also shots of Mr Williams drinking coffee and going to the toilet - all set to a techno beat soundtrack . Stuffed: 'I wore my GoPro to work one day and decided to edit the footage to the style of a GoPro Commercial,' Mr Williams wrote . Alongside the video, the Toronto filmmaker wrote in the description: 'I wore my GoPro to work one day and decided to edit the footage to the style of a GoPro commercial.' He said that he decided to take on office temp work in order to pay the bills between documentary projects. And it was whilst he was working for a real estate company for six months that he came up with the idea for the unique video. 'The job was a lot of very mundane repetitive tasks. For a creative guy like me it kind of killed me,' Mr Williams told the New York Daily News.. Doodling: In between films and documentaries Mr Williams takes on temporary office jobs. It was during one such clerical job that he came up with the idea . Ready for launch! Mr Williams says he thought it would be a funny idea to record everything he does during the day including playing with his pen . ‘[People always use GoPro cameras to film] these action videos, but the reality is the people who buy these cameras have everyday jobs,’ he added. The video has thus far earned a huge amount of praise from viewers on YouTube, many of whom have been quick to comment about how well Mr Williams has managed to capture the mundane repetition involved in a typical office job. 'So good. So accurate,' said YouTube user Ryan Bobbe. 'Sometimes I wish I had a job like this instead of dealing with a mass amount of idiotic people a day' wrote another.
Daniel Williams’ video shows a every aspect of a day in the life of an office worker .
The 90 second clip has been viewed three million times on YouTube .
GoPros are often used by adrenaline junkies to capture once-in-a-lifetime experiences .