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{{Title|''Halo: Faith''}}
{{Title|''Halo: Faith''}}
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The three Spartans assemble and fight a swarm of charging Covenant, Anton using a minigun, the other two with assault rifles. Anton fights a Mgalekgolo approaching him, and when his machine gun fails to do anything to it, kills it with a pair of pistols piercing its weak points. Isaac, however, is trying hard to not be overrun, but ends up being killed by a Sangheili with an energy sword, though he uses his last seconds to draw a grenade and takes the Elite with him. Both Anton and Malcolm witness this, unable to help him.
The three Spartans assemble and fight a swarm of charging Covenant, Anton using a minigun, the other two with assault rifles. Anton fights a Mgalekgolo approaching him, and when his machine gun fails to do anything to it, kills it with a pair of pistols piercing its weak points. Isaac, however, is trying hard to not be overrun, but ends up being killed by a Sangheili with an energy sword, though he uses his last seconds to draw a grenade and takes the Elite with him. Both Anton and Malcolm witness this, unable to help him.


[[File:Faith - The Scarab.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The enormous Scarab]]
[[File:Faith - The Scarab.jpg|thumb|250px|The enormous Scarab]]
At this point, the Scarab has finally arrived, and it begins firing at the two Spartans before being distracted by a Warthog. Thinking of a way to destroy it, Malcolm spots a Banshee overhead and has Anton gets its attention, while he also gets the attention of the Scarab. As the two prepare to destroy him, Malcolm snipes off the Banshee's stabilizer, sending it crashing into the Scarab. Both explode, and Anton uses his armor lock to survive the blast.
At this point, the Scarab has finally arrived, and it begins firing at the two Spartans before being distracted by a Warthog. Thinking of a way to destroy it, Malcolm spots a Banshee overhead and has Anton gets its attention, while he also gets the attention of the Scarab. As the two prepare to destroy him, Malcolm snipes off the Banshee's stabilizer, sending it crashing into the Scarab. Both explode, and Anton uses his armor lock to survive the blast.


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Filming began on September 2010, with a total budget of $850.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9q7YD-Kobg '''YouTube''': ''"Faith" (Making of a Live Action Halo Film)'']</ref> The project was green-lit after the crew hired the puppeteer Pete Mander, who had gained fame for his animatronic full-scale Sangheili.<ref>[http://www.devicemag.com/2011/04/04/new-halo-movie-halo-faith-is-going-to-blow-out-minds/ '''Device Magazine''': ''New Halo Movie "Halo: Faith" is going to Blow Our Minds (UPDATE)'']</ref> Ryan Memarzadeh and Anthony Ingruber played the film's Spartans.<ref name="Sik Daily">[http://sikdailymags.wordpress.com/halofaith/ '''SikDailyMags''': ''Halo:Faith Behind the Director’s Seat'']</ref><ref>[http://www.guysgirl.com/blog/geeky-news-videos/interview-with-anthony-ingruber-halo-faith-actor-and-expert-impersonator.html '''GuysGirl.com''': ''Interview with Anthony Ingruber: Halo Faith Actor and Expert Impersonator'']</ref> Principal photography finished on April 22, 2011, and the remaining work would be incorporating the computer-generated effects. Juan Garcia led the special effects{{Ref/Reuse|Sik Daily}}, and hired employees who had worked in [[Wikipedia:Industrial Light and Magic|Industrial Light and Magic]], [[Wikipedia:Weta Workshop|Weta Workshop]], and [[Wikipedia:Digital Domain|Digital Domain]]. At least 95% of the film would incorporate CGI.{{Ref/Reuse|4D Fiction}} Pelletier also held interest in converting the film to 3D.{{Ref/Reuse|Yell Mag}}
Filming began on September 2010, with a total budget of $850.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9q7YD-Kobg '''YouTube''': ''"Faith" (Making of a Live Action Halo Film)'']</ref> The project was green-lit after the crew hired the puppeteer Pete Mander, who had gained fame for his animatronic full-scale Sangheili.<ref>[http://www.devicemag.com/2011/04/04/new-halo-movie-halo-faith-is-going-to-blow-out-minds/ '''Device Magazine''': ''New Halo Movie "Halo: Faith" is going to Blow Our Minds (UPDATE)'']</ref> Ryan Memarzadeh and Anthony Ingruber played the film's Spartans.<ref name="Sik Daily">[http://sikdailymags.wordpress.com/halofaith/ '''SikDailyMags''': ''Halo:Faith Behind the Director’s Seat'']</ref><ref>[http://www.guysgirl.com/blog/geeky-news-videos/interview-with-anthony-ingruber-halo-faith-actor-and-expert-impersonator.html '''GuysGirl.com''': ''Interview with Anthony Ingruber: Halo Faith Actor and Expert Impersonator'']</ref> Principal photography finished on April 22, 2011, and the remaining work would be incorporating the computer-generated effects. Juan Garcia led the special effects{{Ref/Reuse|Sik Daily}}, and hired employees who had worked in [[Wikipedia:Industrial Light and Magic|Industrial Light and Magic]], [[Wikipedia:Weta Workshop|Weta Workshop]], and [[Wikipedia:Digital Domain|Digital Domain]]. At least 95% of the film would incorporate CGI.{{Ref/Reuse|4D Fiction}} Pelletier also held interest in converting the film to 3D.{{Ref/Reuse|Yell Mag}}


[[File:Crew of Halo Faith.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The crew of ''Halo: Faith''.]]Travis Wright led the concept art, creating several redesigns of the film's Covenant to make them look more scary. The Grunts of ''Faith'' were based off of gorillas and octopi, with elements of [[Wikipedia:Albinism|albinism]] and rusty armor included.<ref>[http://neechart.blogspot.com/2011/06/halo-faith-covenant-grunt.html '''Blogspot.com''': ''The Art of TJ Wright: HALO FAITH - Covenant Grunt'']</ref> Hunters were the most difficult for him to redesign, but Wright eventually painted their armor to resemble [[Wikipedia:Kayan people (Burma)|Kayan neck rings]].<ref>[http://apneicmonkey.deviantart.com/art/HALO-FAITH-Hunter-208148855 '''DeviantArt''': ''HALO: FAITH - Hunter'']</ref> At least one Bungie artist worked with ''Faith'' to design a new weapon dubbed M3ZA (or "B"), and the crew was in talks to have Steve Downes briefly reprise his role of John-117.{{Ref/Reuse|Yell Mag}}
[[File:Crew of Halo Faith.jpg|thumb|250px|The crew of ''Halo: Faith''.]]Travis Wright led the concept art, creating several redesigns of the film's Covenant to make them look more scary. The Grunts of ''Faith'' were based off of gorillas and octopi, with elements of [[Wikipedia:Albinism|albinism]] and rusty armor included.<ref>[http://neechart.blogspot.com/2011/06/halo-faith-covenant-grunt.html '''Blogspot.com''': ''The Art of TJ Wright: HALO FAITH - Covenant Grunt'']</ref> Hunters were the most difficult for him to redesign, but Wright eventually painted their armor to resemble [[Wikipedia:Kayan people (Burma)|Kayan neck rings]].<ref>[http://apneicmonkey.deviantart.com/art/HALO-FAITH-Hunter-208148855 '''DeviantArt''': ''HALO: FAITH - Hunter'']</ref> At least one Bungie artist worked with ''Faith'' to design a new weapon dubbed M3ZA (or "B"), and the crew was in talks to have Steve Downes briefly reprise his role of John-117.{{Ref/Reuse|Yell Mag}}


Two contests were held to promote participation with fans. One was to submit artwork as a potential ''Faith'' poster, and another was to film one's own live-action trailer. Many ''Halo'' fans submitted their own entries, hosting them on DeviantArt and YouTube.<ref>[http://newguy2445.deviantart.com/art/HALO-FAITH-Poster-Entry-199768567 '''DeviantArt''': ''HALO FAITH Poster Entry'']</ref><ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdgvPf2wjC0 '''YouTube''': ''Halo Faith Commercial - Dig Deep | Beardnor'']</ref><ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZrqT03ho7k '''YouTube''': ''Halo Faith Promo'']</ref> The winners were featured on ''Faith'''s Facebook, alongside production images and completed CGI clips.
Two contests were held to promote participation with fans. One was to submit artwork as a potential ''Faith'' poster, and another was to film one's own live-action trailer. Many ''Halo'' fans submitted their own entries, hosting them on DeviantArt and YouTube.<ref>[http://newguy2445.deviantart.com/art/HALO-FAITH-Poster-Entry-199768567 '''DeviantArt''': ''HALO FAITH Poster Entry'']</ref><ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdgvPf2wjC0 '''YouTube''': ''Halo Faith Commercial - Dig Deep | Beardnor'']</ref><ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZrqT03ho7k '''YouTube''': ''Halo Faith Promo'']</ref> The winners were featured on ''Faith'''s Facebook, alongside production images and completed CGI clips.
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