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Dawn Under Heaven (2019)
A futuristic war film based on the Halo franchise, Dawn Under Heaven takes place during the fall of planet Reach by the Covenant armada in the year 2552. It’s a story about friendship, hope, and sacrifice in the face of overwhelming odds. The project began in Lee Anderson’s garage in the summer of 2010 during the emerging era of Halo cosplay, YouTube culture, and affordable digital filmmaking tools. At the time there was a surprising lack of live-action Halo storytelling, which drove us (and many other fan films) to build our own piece of the Halo universe.
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A futuristic war film based on the Halo franchise, Dawn Under Heaven takes place during the fall of planet Reach by the Covenant armada in the year 2552. It’s a story about friendship, hope, and sacrifice in the face of overwhelming odds. The project began in Lee Anderson’s garage in the summer of 2010 during the emerging era of Halo cosplay, YouTube culture, and affordable digital filmmaking tools. At the time there was a surprising lack of live-action Halo storytelling, which drove us (and many other fan films) to build our own piece of the Halo universe.
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Written By:Wade Wojcik, Travis Hargreaves
In Theaters:1/25/2019
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Runtime:34 minutes
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Wade Wojcik
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Kellen Berg
Capt. Kenneth James
Emeline O'Hara
Rosetta RST/0598-7
Ben Robertson
Lt. Harper
Tom Ringberg
Pvt. Roland
Austin Vockrodt
Pvt. Abram
Tristian James Jensen
Pvt. Dakota
Kate Palacio
W.O. Laura "Nightstalker" Shore
Ken Melchior
Col. Wilkins
Joe Scheller
Cpl. Riley
Travis Hargreaves
Lt. Pearce
Arnold James
Flight com. Officer
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