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The 16 pages that link to Found footage, each with the reason it gives.

• Horror filmRelated: Its limited viewpoint can make supernatural events seem like raw evidence.

• MockumentaryRelated: Some mockumentaries use an in-world camera crew or recordings to explain why footage exists.

• Handheld cameraRelated: Handheld framing and visible shake can support the appearance of improvised recording.

• Soviet montage theoryRelated: Reordered archival images can create new arguments through the same collision of shots.

• Jump scareRelated: Its restricted viewpoint can hide threats until a sudden reveal.

• Framing deviceRelated: The supposed discovery and presentation of recordings create an outer narrative context.

• Essay filmRelated: Recontextualized archival images can become evidence and objects of reflection.

• Chris MarkerRelated: Marker re-edits archival and personal footage to reconsider who controls historical images.

• Iron LungRelated: The film’s recorded images connect its horror to mediated, limited viewpoints.

• Backrooms (feature film)Related: The source series established a found-footage visual language for the adaptation.

• Trailer Park BoysRelated: The camera crew's presence gives the show's fictional events an observational frame.