ERA OF THE KINGS
THE VERMILLION QUEEN
Vermillia, once a land of rival tribes and civil war, is now a place of peace and prosperity. Finally united after a great unification, four major tribes have learned to co-exist under its new ruler, Julius.
Mira, Vermillia’s young princess, has lived a life of comfort and entitlement in her father’s shadow. She foresees a life of leisure and happiness for herself, as any young girl in her position would. But when a long-time threat resurfaces in the realm, chaos ensues, and the Kingdom is turned upside down.
Mira is torn between her fear and her resilieince. Barely surviving herself, she is sent on an epic journey of self-discovery, hoping to one day restore her family’s rightful place on the throne.
Witness the beginning of a new saga in love, war, and violence.
Behold the Era of the Kings.
WILL DONAHUE - WRITER
William (Will) Donahue was born in the city of Pasadena, Texas. He is an award-winning screenwriter, novelist, actor, and director. He served in the United States Air Force from 2006-2016 and received an Honorable Discharge. He has been married to Nicole Donahue since 2016 and together they have five children. William attended Los Angeles Film School for his Bachelor's Degree in Writing for Film and Television, Community College of the Air Force for his Associate's degree in Communications, Dallas Institute of Funeral Science for his Associate's Degree in Funeral Science, and the Film Connection Film Institute for Video Production and Screenwriting.
Will is best known for writing the feature films The Mummy Murders (2024) and Memory Hall of Fame, the books Dad's Double Dozen: A Collection of Horror-Themed Fun, Dad's Horror Words for Horror Nerds, Dad's Weird Words, and short films he has written and produced such as Dark Whispers, Knock Knock, and Success.
JOSH CAZA - CREATOR
Joshua Caza was born in San Antonio, Texas. Diagnosed bipolar at an early age, Joshua’s struggles began early but he beat obstacle after obstacle. Through all the struggles, he discovered that he had a creative imagination, different from those around him. His goal was to be a film director and he began working towards achieving it.
After high school, Josh went to Palo Alto College and graduated with his Associate of Liberal Arts Degree. After that, he attended Recording Radio Film Connection & Casa Schools in Los Angeles. There he began finding out what his true passion was - being a writer. Working with various indie companies in San Antonio, Texas, such as Bressler Productions and Sublimation Sinema, he began to hone his craft as a writer, winning awards at the Los Angeles Film Awards for The Conqueror and becoming quarter to semi-finalists in various other film festivals with other writing projects. Releasing his first indie film Remy’s Demons in 2019, which he co-wrote, helped kick-start his film career. Joshua’s main goal is to become a full-time writer and to see his scripts play out on the big screen one day.
COLIN BRESSLER - CREATOR
Colin Bressler is the son of a Cuban-American mother and a Jewish father. Life has not been easy at times for Colin as early in his life he started to struggle with the severe anxiety disorder of OCD. This disorder has plagued Colin for most of his life and he now uses it to guide his film-making. His films focus on characters and stories about people who struggle against the dominate cultural narrative. The story of No Promised Land is deeply personal to both Colin and Destiny since it tells the tale of a marginalized person pushing upstream to find her promised land.
After attending the School of Visual Arts in New York City, where he received the award for Best Achievement in Cinematography, Colin began working in the industry as a First Assistant Cameraperson. As an assistant he was able to learn under some of the great DP’s of our time and truly immerse himself in the art of cinematography. While learning as a crew person, Colin was shooting anything and everything he could to grow as a cameraperson. Based on the film work he accumulated, he was nominated for the American Society of Cinematography Award for Best New Comer to the industry. Shortly after, he served as Director of Photography on two feature length documentaries; the first was filmed in India entitled Take Me to the River and the second was filmed in Japan and entitled Kokuyaku. He brought this newfound knowledge to the HiDef feature film, The Amazing Floydini, co-starring Gilbert Gottfried, that went on to win Best Feature Film at the New Hampshire Film Festival and his second HiDef romantic comedy feature, You Tell Me.
Colin’s unique cinematic style of lighting has been featured in HIGH DEF Magazine, as he continues to challenge himself and push his cinematic expression to the limits. Colin went on to Lens a variety of other film projects and TV shows such as the History channel's Engineering An Empire, It's All Geek To Me for the Discovery Channel, Whose Wedding is It Anyway for the Style Network and many more. He has also entered the new world of web based content with innovative shows for Time.com, EntertainmentWeekly.com, SportsIllustrated.com, and Essence.com, where he has been at the front of the web video revolution taking place. Colin then began to explore directing micro budget films and shot his first film Sleepover, an experimental horror film which went on to get distributed by Screamtime Films. He has since made three more micro budget films, Bloody Drama, Domestic Hell and Remy’s Demons. He has won best feature for Domestic Hell in two film festivals.