Mythica: A Quest for Heroes

Mythica: A Quest for Heroes is a 2014 Arrowstorm Entertainment fantasy film written and directed by Anne K. Black and starring Melanie Stone and Kevin Sorbo.[1] The movie was partly funded by a Kickstarter campaign that collected $94,294.[2] It spawned four sequel films.

Mythica: A Quest for Heroes
Directed byAnne K. Black
Produced byJason Faller and Kynan Griffin
Written byAnne K. Black, Jason Faller, and Kynan Griffin
Starring
  • Melanie Stone
  • Adam Johnson
  • Jake Stormoen
  • Nicola Posener
  • Christopher Robin Miller
  • Kevin Sorbo
  • Natalie Devine
  • Robert Jayne
  • Michael Flynn
  • Antony Starr
Music byNathaniel Drew
CinematographyA. Todd Smith
Edited byRob York
Production
company
Arrowstorm Entertainment
Release date
  • December 8, 2014 (2014-12-08)
LanguageEnglish

Plot

A young wanna-be magician (and slave girl) Marek dreams of escaping her drab life and taking on exciting adventures, while being taught by sorcerer Gojun Pye. When she meets the help-seeking priestess Teela in Hammerhead's tavern, she offers her assistance, running away from her owner while beginning to use her magic abilities and using a brace to help her with her injured leg, and assembles a motley troupe, consisting of herself and Teela, Thane who is a former soldier/warrior and rescued Marek from an harassing Peregus Malister, and Dagen who is a half-elf, a thief and womanizer. Together, they go in search of Teela's sister - who is in possession of a mysterious stone that was taken from a temple of Teela's people, and that it is to be delivered in Sung Hill -, who was kidnapped by a wild ogre surrounded by a few orcs who want the stone for their necromancer master.[3][4]

Kevin Sorbo, who plays one of the roles in the film, said about the project: "Mythica"— a movie like "The Lord of the Rings", where I play someone like Gandalf...[5]

The plot runs similar to an "actual play" of a role-playing game (RPG).

Cast
  • Melanie Stone as Marek
  • Adam Johnson as Thane
  • Jake Stormoen as Dagen
  • Nicola Posener as Teela
  • Christopher Robin Miller as Hammerhead
  • Natalie Devine Riskas as Caeryn
  • Robert Jayne as Peregus Malister
  • Kee Chan as Mekru Nom
  • Kevin Sorbo as Gojun Pye
  • Michael Flynn as Vagamal
  • Jay Beacham as Temple Elder
  • Antony Starr as Brodir
  • Sebastian Michael Barr as Egan

Location

The movie was shot in Utah, where producers/writers Faller and Griffin are from.[6]

Series
  1. Mythica: A Quest for Heroes (Dec. 2013)
  2. Mythica: The Darkspore (June 2014)
  3. Mythica: The Necromancer (Dec. 2015)
  4. Mythica: The Iron Crown (May 2016)
  5. Mythica: The Godslayer (Nov. 2016)
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References
  1. Mythica: A Quest for Heroes
  2. Kickstarter Campaign
  3. Kevin Sorbo Talks Mythica: A Quest for Heroes
  4. GeekDad Interviews Kevin Sorbo of 'Mythica'
  5. "On the Russian screens out the fantasy thriller "The Legend of Hercules»". Archived from the original on 2015-04-17. Retrieved 2015-04-12.
  6. "'Mythica: A Quest for Heroes' filmed In Utah". Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. April 10, 2015. Retrieved September 9, 2016.
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