DIG - (Two Minute Horror Challenge)
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What this video covers
DIG is a short horror film created by Riley Lorden for a two-minute film competition, featuring performances by Ethan Spickler and Griffin Thatcher. The piece represents the indie horror filmmaking side of the Halloween and scare-entertainment community. As a complete narrative package — directed, written, shot, and edited by a single creator — it showcases what small teams can produce on a tight format constraint.
Key takeaways
- ◆Produced as an entry for a two-minute horror film competition
- ◆Solo creator handled all major production roles: directing, writing, shooting, and editing
- ◆Features a small two-person cast in a short narrative horror format
- ◆Represents fan/indie filmmaking within the broader Halloween and horror community
Who this is for
Horror enthusiasts and aspiring indie filmmakers interested in short-form horror storytelling and micro-budget competition filmmaking.
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