Thanks for the post. I think a lot of players will appreciate the sky view for copying your fingering.
You have a great feel for this music. I really enjoyed it.

As far as critique, At times you need to soften your attacks so as not to crush the sound or balance the pressure with more bow movement. Maybe loosen up your right hand fingers a bit and not lift the bow more than necessary (hard to tell from the sky view). Even though your intonation is good, you need to keep it in mind ALL the time. (Who doesn't? LOL)

WAY better Maidens Prayer without the crunch:)
Your weakness lies at the lower half of the bow. When practicing your full bow scales, lift the elbow slightly higher. Lead with your elbow while playing the up bow towards the frog then drop it slightly before changing the bow. Think of a boat going over a wave if that makes any sense. Otherwise you put your wrist at a very vulnerable angle not best suited for finger flexibility.
Do the scales from frog using mostly the lower portion to exercise your weak points. It's actually much more difficult to bow at the frog for everyone.

Very good. It won't be super easy at first obviously but you are doing remarkably well for just having been told this. Quick learner.

What I noticed is that your wrist has a much better position when changing. Many times you did extremely well, for example at 0:13

Good job. Would love to see the result after a week or so.