There is some footage on /r combat footage on reddit (literally the only place i have been to on reddit) careful though the majority of those posting as expected are NPCs. Russian telegram channels and ofcourse 4chan pol.

There is a fair amount of footage of the conflict. I have so far only seen 2 videos with dead civilians, one was from cars that after passing a jack knifed truck in the middle of a highway were being engaged seemingly indiscriminately in an ambush. Another was again from the pov of a car drivers passenger where the car gets machine gunned from a distance and his friend who is driving appears to get shot, as the passenger leaves the car when he goes to check his friend he is lying dying on the road. There is no way to tell however if alot of this footage is from 8 years ago, or even if it is friendly fire incidents.

I would say though, prior to this week there was no footage of civilians being engaged. I think it was obvious from anyone with half a brain that the Russian approach at the start was very much the softly softly approach, they were putting their troops in serious danger by deliberately not engaging with aircraft or artillery, After it became apparent that Ukrainian civilians are taking up arms and doing hit and run attacks etc this past week the gloves are off. Ive seen a fair few videos of high rise buildings etc being bombed or shelled. I have come across videos of "civilians" in normal clothes driving by russian vehicles and petrol bombing them. There is also plenty grim footage out there of dead soldiers from both sides.

I had heard that Russians were taking minimal footage due to lessons learned from geo locating isis footage in Syria, no idea if thats true or not. I am surprised actually that they are allowing Ukranians to just mobile phone video them so freely as i would think this information is probably being relayed to Ukranian military,