1823
5 minutes read

April 15, 2015

Found Footage: Stand Up Confidential (1987)

This HBO Special teamed Jerry Seinfeld with MST3Ks Joel Hodgson, but could just have easily been a sad piece of evidence in a “Where Are They Now?” file.

2219
3 minutes read

March 21, 2015

Found Footage: ODDLAND

Alleged local funny-men Tom Hill and Devin Mackenzie have outdone themselves with this teaser trailer for their new series Oddland.

2021
3 minutes read

March 4, 2015

Found Footage: No York City (1983)

Found Footage trawls through the internet’s endless sprawl to collect the best short films, sketches, home movies, ads, training videos, newscasts, cell phone footage, and other obscurities. We’re looking for the…..

2741
3 minutes read

February 27, 2015

Found Footage: Hot Cars, Cold Facts.

Robot, cultural icon, and all-American Johnny Five of Short Circuit fame learns about car theft the hard way in this educational short film.

1963
3 minutes read

February 25, 2015

Found Footage: Zappa on Allen

March 4th, 1964 – An unrecognizable Frank Zappa, in conservative suit and without his trademark moustache, plays the bicycle as an instrument on the Steve Allen show.

1873
3 minutes read

February 6, 2015

Found Footage: Calgary, 1972

Okay, not just Calgary. There’s a little bit of Edmonton, and a lot of mountain vistas. But it’s still pretty amazing to see the downtown core and the airport at these early stages.

1738
2 minutes read

February 4, 2015

Found Footage: Who Am I?

Faith Hubley and her husband produced 21 films together, and Faith produced another 25 solo works following his death. “Who Am I?” is a later work from the second half of her career, from the Children’s Museum of Manhattan.

2624
4 minutes read

February 3, 2015

Found Footage: Chinese Adventure Time

It’s never been easier for people to generate video, of whatever they want and in staggering levels of detail and variety. One hundred hours of video are added to YouTube alone…..

1992
2 minutes read

February 2, 2015

Found Footage: Advice by Danielle Smith

It’s never been easier for people to generate video, of whatever they want and in staggering levels of detail and variety. One hundred hours of video are added to YouTube alone…..