Blair Witch Project doesn't use IR film

["Rolland Elliott" <rolland_elliott@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

>I just got back to see the Blair Witch Project.  I see what you are >saying 
>about the infrared look, but I think it is just normal b/w >film.  The 
>grain is probably because of the 16mm format and >underexpsure.  The light 
>to white leaves in my opinion is from the >Fall foliage in the forest. The 
>movie is  freaky.
>I think it would be cool for someone to shoot a feature in infrared.

I agree with the above, I'm almost positive they didn't use IR film to make 
this movie.
However, I don't agree that the movie was freaky.  If you want to see a 
bunch of college student's pathetic attempt to make a movie and you like 
watching homemade video's that shake like an earthquake see the flick. 
Otherwise use the money you saved to shoot some IR film


Peace Rolland


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