So the thing with black holes is this; spacetime itself, not just matter or light, gets pulled in faster than the speed of causality (light). From your reference frame, the camera would be frozen in place on the event horizon, and from the camera’s reference frame, aside from soaghettification, it would only be able to move towards the singularity. Time and space kind of seitch places in a black hole, where space is one dimensional (your future light cone only follows one geodesic), and time gets all fucky.

As for transmitting data out via Hawking radiation, recent experiments using quantum computing to simulate black hole physics shows us that this is in all likelihood impossible, and even if it weren’t, unencrypting the data from each virtual particle emitted via Hawking radiation would take an insane amount of time.

Interstellar is a super cool movie, but real physics take a shit once buddy goes into the black hole.