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Frank O'Connor

Birthplace:
Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

Biography from TheMovieDB

Frank O'Connor is responsible for the "Halo" brand as Franchise Development Director at 343 Industries, which was launched as a game series on the first Xbox gaming console. Prior to that, he worked as a content manager for Bungie on the same franchise. He has contributed to several novellas and other pieces of writing in the Halo universe and made several cameo appearances like in the miniseries "Halo 4 - Forward Unto Dawn"

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Film Production

Consulting Producer:
2014  Halo: Nightfall

Creative Director:
2010  Halo Legends
2014  Halo: Nightfall

Director:
2010  Halo Legends
2010  The Making of 'Halo Legends'
2014  Halo: Nightfall

Producer:
2006  Starry Night
2010  Halo Legends
2010  The Making of 'Halo Legends'
2014  Halo: Nightfall

Writer:
2006  Starry Night
2010  Halo Legends
2010  The Making of 'Halo Legends'
2014  Halo: Nightfall

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TV Performances

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TV Production

Creator:
2010  Halo Legends

Executive Producer:
2010  Halo Legends
2015  Halo: The Fall of Reach
2022  Halo

Producer:
1951  Hallmark Hall of Fame
2010  Halo Legends
2015  Halo: The Fall of Reach
2022  Halo

Series Director:
1951  Hallmark Hall of Fame
2010  Halo Legends
2015  Halo: The Fall of Reach
2022  Halo

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