Rambunxious Entertainment is looking for a variety of soldiers and aliens to audition for their upcoming full length 
feature “The Medic” to be filmed in Southern Alberta this summer.
“ We have 10 main roles and about 20 supporting roles,” said director/producer Aaron Kurmey.
The Medic is the feature length follow up to their popular short film “The Overture,” which is about a band of Canadian soldiers to destroy an enemy base during and alien invasion. Filming will take place in Cardston, Vulcan and in Lethbridge during late June and July.
“The main characters will be shooting for three weeks straight, but the supporting characters will be in and out. It’s a big film. We need people to play soldiers and aliens,” he said adding those who want to audition should come prepared to improvise.
“You don’t need any improv training . This is just to see how you create scenes and dialogue. Basically it’s to see what you are like naturally. To see if we want to hang out with you. If we want to hang out with you, you can be in the movie,” Kurmey laughed.
“It’s going to be a lot of fun because that’s just how we roll,” he said.
“There is the Medic. He’s the main character. He was forced to join the army because he was young and fit. And we have a Korean special forces commando and a Canadian special forces commando. The rest are a mix of assholes and heros,” he said adding they will also need a lot of extras to play soldiers and aliens. If you can’t make the weekend auditions, though 10 have been booked already, they will arrange a time that works later on.
To get a sense of what Rambunxious Entertainment does, they will be screening the overture as well as their previous full length feature Hoodoo Voodoo at the Movie Mill, April 28 at 9:30 p.m. Tickets are five dollars.
People interested in taking part in this original science fiction
adventure are encouraged to e-mail Kurmey at
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book an audition, which take place Friday in W426 at the University of
Lethbridge green screen room.
