From the Press Release: April 18, 2011 – Philadelphia, PA — Breaking Glass Pictures will release director Gregg Holtgrewe’s “Dawning” on DVD June 28 under the Vicious Circle Films label. The award-winning psychological thriller has played more than a dozen film festivals and has received acclaim from horror critics across the country. When siblings Chris …

Dawning has been named to a total of five “Top Ten” lists for 2010 including receiving two nods for “Best Film of the Year” by both Bloodsprayer.com and Allthingshorroronline.net – Congrats cast and crew! Check out the lists for all five here: Chris Hallock at Allthingshorroronline.net: http://www.allthingshorroronline.net/2011/01/chriss-top-ten-horror-films-of-2010.html – Mike Snoonian at allthingshorroronline.net: http://www.allthingshorroronline.net/2010/12/mikes-top-ten-horror-films-of-2010.html – James …

A nice, short review of “Dawning” by Xomba:http://www.xomba.com/dawning_movie_review

For those who haven’t seen this short I did a few years ago, check it out…it’s different than Dawning yet holds some similar tension/mood.

Festival #19! We’ve been invited to play at the 2010 Hallowscreen Film Festival in Sarasota, FL. Congrats everyone!

Dawning has been accepted into the 2010 Lone Star International Film Festival in Fort Worth, TX! That’s festival number 18 for us! Congrats everyone and thanks for the continued support.

Dawning has been nominated for Best Picture at the 2010 Eerie Horror Film Festival. Congrats to the cast/crew!

Dawning has been nominated for 11 Claw Awards at this year’s Terror Film Festival in Philadelphia. Pretty awesome! Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Director of Photography (TJ Schwingle), Best Actor (David Coral), Best Actress (Najarra Townsend), Best Supporting Actor (Danny Salmen), Best Supporting Actress (Christine Kellogg-Darrin), Best Cinematography, Best Editing and Best Sound …

Festival number 17! Shockerfest! Congrats Dawning cast/crew. We screen a couple nights, October 10th and 25th.

Okay, so here is post number two about the “unsung heroes” in the making of Dawning. I hope these posts continue to shed light on various people whose contributions to the film can sometimes go unnoticed, especially in an independent film where so much emphasis is put on the creator of the film. I tend …