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Minneapolis-based Megan Huber and Wyatt McDill are producers, writers and directors of several short films, commercials and music videos. They also happen to be the husband & wife team who premiered their feature film debut, Four Boxes at the 2009 edition of the SXSW Festival, and are seeing their film be released on DVD as of yesterday. Filmed on a micro budget in 2006, “Four Boxes” explores society’s obsession with the internet, and blurs the line between factual and fictional creating a suspenseful atmosphere until the film's final act. Fascinated by the mysterious hooded character on the website fourboxes.tv, Trevor (Justin Kirk), Rob (Sam Rosen) and Amber (Terryn Westbrook) find themselves entangled in a web of reality and the internet. Relying on a dreary suburban location and a talented cast of actors, the film is part thriller, part drama and part social commentary based on the idea that what you see isn't always what you get.

Minneapolis-based Megan Huber and Wyatt McDill are producers, writers and directors of several short films, commercials and music videos. They also happen to be the husband & wife team who premiered their feature film debut, Four Boxes at the 2009 edition of the SXSW Festival, and are seeing their film be released on DVD as of yesterday. Filmed on a micro budget in 2006, “Four Boxes” explores society’s obsession with the internet, and blurs the line between factual and fictional creating a suspenseful atmosphere until the film's final act. Fascinated by the mysterious hooded character on the website fourboxes.tv, Trevor (Justin Kirk), Rob (Sam Rosen) and Amber (Terryn Westbrook) find themselves entangled in a web of reality and the internet. Relying on a dreary suburban location and a talented cast of actors, the film is part thriller, part drama and part social commentary based on the idea that what you see isn't always what you get.