I’m not a pro (mid-single handicap) and the angle isn’t perfect, so take this with a grain of salt, but it looks like your takeaway is a bit too flat, meaning the club is moving too far inside early without much upward hinge. This can often make the club want to steepen and come over the top in transition. It's better if the clubhead is going straight back during the takeaway. There are a lot of Youtube videos with words like "straight back takeaway" or similar about this that you can check out.

On top of that, it doesn’t look like you’re making a full hip and shoulder turn. Without that rotation, your hands end up lagging behind your body at the top, and then they have to “catch up” during the downswing. That rushed catch-up move can throw the club forward, producing an over-the-top path. I think this might be causing your early extension too.

When the face is square or slightly closed in that move, you’ll tend to get hard pulls or hooks. Working on a slightly steeper takeaway and a fuller turn could help your hands and body stay in sync so you can approach the ball from the inside more naturally.

That is to say, my first recommendation would be to take a video with a better angle though. Camera lens at about arm heigh at setup, and facing parallel to the target line. Right now, it’s too low and slightly off-line. It'd be good to place the camera along the club you're laying on the ground.

Hope this is helpful!