Directed by Cody Horton, this nine-minute horror short plunges viewers into a world where sunlight itself becomes a source of dread. The film follows a small group of individuals, portrayed by Louis Paget, Dylan Tyrrell, and Ryan Clough, who find themselves trapped in an unsettling predicament involving a mysterious recording device. As they struggle to understand the strange phenomena occurring around them, their grasp on reality begins to fray, and the line between observation and obsession blurs. The atmosphere is thick with tension and paranoia, building an eerie sense of isolation that permeates every frame. With its claustrophobic setting and psychological undertones, Sunshine Recorder: SURFACE crafts a chilling experience that relies on atmosphere and slow-burning unease rather than overt scares. The characters' motivations remain shrouded in ambiguity, drawing the audience deeper into their unsettling journey as they confront forces that defy explanation. This compact horror piece promises a haunting glimpse into the fragility of the human mind when faced with the unnatural.