Found Footage

Found Footage is a style of filmmaking that involves the story being told from a first-person perspective, with one or several main characters using a camera and filming events. They most commonly take the form of documentaries, home videos, investigation tapes, or recorded evidence left behind from crimes.

BHM Productions Found Footage
Many films from BHM Productions are found footage. This style appealed to the director from an early stage of the crew's founding and has become what the crew is most known for, beyond the Silent Hill fan films.

Among the found footage films are: The Silence Tapes, The Slender Man Tapes, Morgan the Doll, Project Apocalypse-i, The Procrustes Tapes, The Slender Man Tapes: Dark Revelations

And an unfinished/yet to be produced one: Project 1400

Overall Impact
BHM Productions, as stated before, is most known for its found footage films. These videos rank as primarily the most popular and well-received of all of their projects, with The Slender Man Tapes Series being their most popular films, having together over 300,000 views.

Two found footage films, The Silence Tapes and Morgan the Doll, are winners of the Collinsville Film Festival. The Silence Tapes was praised for being suspenseful and spooky (and also has, as of mid 2016, over 5,000 views on YouTube), while Morgan the Doll was highly regarded as a fantastic scream-fest.

The Procrustes Tapes, while not reaching the popularity of Slender Man, Morgan, or Silence, was still seen by a decent number of people and received significant praise.

The less well-known found footage films are Project Apocalypse-i and Project 1400. Apocalypse has only a little over 300 views, while Project 1400 is practically unknown, due to it being a set-to-the-side project.