About
Colin D. Heaton, Author - served in the U.S. Army and Marines. He was a professor of military history and Holocaust Studies. He is the author of many military histories and biographies, and has credits on film, television, and World War II and military documentaries for World of Wonder, Newsmax, American Heroes Channel, The Military Channel, Lucas Film, Columbia Pictures, The History Channel, Smithsonian Channel, NBC Learn, Vulcan Productions and is the Luftwaffe researcher for Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks’ forthcoming historical series Masters of the Air.
Michael Droberg, Screenwriter/Filmmaker - served in the Marines for over 22 years. He studied film at the University of North Carolina Wilmington and his screenplays have won several awards in writing contests hosted by the Christian Film Festival, Austin Film Festival, Scriptapalooza, Screencraft, Shore Scripts, and Talentville.
For Brand Deal Inquiries contact John Alibango: john@smallscreenmarketing.com
Colin D. Heaton, Author - served in the U.S. Army and Marines. He was a professor of military history and Holocaust Studies. He is the author of many military histories and biographies, and has credits on film, television, and World War II and military documentaries for World of Wonder, Newsmax, American Heroes Channel, The Military Channel, Lucas Film, Columbia Pictures, The History Channel, Smithsonian Channel, NBC Learn, Vulcan Productions and is the Luftwaffe researcher for Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks’ forthcoming historical series Masters of the Air.
Michael Droberg, Screenwriter/Filmmaker - served in the Marines for over 22 years. He studied film at the University of North Carolina Wilmington and his screenplays have won several awards in writing contests hosted by the Christian Film Festival, Austin Film Festival, Scriptapalooza, Screencraft, Shore Scripts, and Talentville.
For Brand Deal Inquiries contact John Alibango: john@smallscreenmarketing.com