10 Best Documentarians In Found Footage Films

2. Hud (Cloverfield)

Paramount PicturesParamount PicturesThrust into action when a giant monster rampages through New York, Hud was just trying to film his friend€™s leaving party when disaster struck. Like the people who instantly picked up their video cameras when two planes hit the World Trade Centre on 9/11, Hud decided that people were really going to want to see what went down. So as his friend Rob€™s surprise party is interrupted by an even bigger surprise, Hud takes it upon himself to document everything. From Lady Liberty€™s severed head landing inches from him, to the helicopter he is in crash landing, Hud€™s footage is nothing short of spectacular. Hud is a new breed of hero for the YouTube generation. Like a video blogger that actually has something interesting to document, Hud screams and runs his way through an incredible calamity of monstrous proportions.
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Pete is a film and media lecturer and currently writing his PhD thesis on found footage horror movies. He regularly contributes to a range of film and TV related magazines and websites and recently attended the Cannes Film Festival as a senior reporter and reviewer. You can find his personal film blog at www.ilovethatfilm.blogspot.com and his writing for Yahoo at http://uk.contributor.yahoo.com/user/1696242/pete_turner.html Pete is currently writing a book about The Blair Witch Project for Auteur's Devil's Advocate series. He also appears every week on Scott McGerty’s Amazing Radio show and has a weekly slot to talk new releases on local radio station Marlow FM. He has been interviewed on the BBC World Service programme Business Matters and has interviewed many stars including Bryan Cranston and Denzel Washington on premiere red carpets.