A standard home movie takes a terrifying turn in the short horror film "The Navidson Record." Directed by and starring Cooper Berryman, the film follows a man who discovers something deeply unsettling within the footage he has been recording of his own house. What begins as a simple, perhaps mundane, documentation of domestic life quickly spirals into a chilling investigation of the space he calls home. The central conflict emerges from the protagonist’s obsessive need to understand the inexplicable anomalies he captures on tape, forcing him to confront the possibility that the very walls of his house hold a dark and threatening secret. As he delves deeper into the recordings, the line between the safety of his home and a lurking, unseen horror begins to blur. This brief but intense experience masterfully builds an atmosphere of dread and paranoia, leaving viewers questioning the reality of what is seen and what might be hiding just out of frame.