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Dive into the magical world of “Empire Queen: The Golden Age of Magic,” the groundbreaking fantasy film that just swept Gen Con Film Festival 2024’s Best Feature Film award! Join host Jim Phoenix as he sits down with visionary filmmakers Chris Dane Owens and Jason Schulz to uncover the spellbinding journey behind this cinematic masterpiece. In this exclusive interview, discover: • The innovative special effects that brought the magical realm to life • How the team overcame unique filmmaking challenges • The intricate character development process that captivated audiences From groundbreaking storytelling to cutting-edge visuals, learn how “Empire […]
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