06-01-08 Brad plays Bob Hums in "I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant" on Discovery Health June 8 at 8:00 PM EST.

  

Recent Interviews and Press:

 

“EASILY THE BEST MOVIE OF THE YEAR, SO FAR.” - Luke Y. Thompson, LA Weekly

 

Los Angeles, CA (RUSHPRNEWS) April 22, 2008 - "Zombie Strippers" audiences view Sony’s new sci-fi horror comedy as a cult classic. Actor Brad Milne plays Dr. Chushfeld, the maniacal mastermind behind the chaos in "Zombie Strippers", which opened in select theatres nationwide last weekend. Reviewers are saying writer-director “Jay Lee delivers absolutely everything you could possibly hope for in a film called Zombie Strippers.” - Luke Y. Thompson, SF Weekly, and that the film is “Joyfully ridiculous, action packed, sickly brilliant and twistedly clever, you get your money's worth with Zombie Strippers." - Fred Topel, www.canmag.com. "Zombie Strippers" opens in four more cities on 4/25/08: Atlanta, Seattle, Philadelphia, and Washington, DC.

 

"Zombie Strippers" is part of the Hollywood trend to create contemporary cult classics like "The Rocky Horror Picture Show". Production companies will take their chances with eclectic stars or off-the-wall plot lines, and on occasion they clean up at the box office. B-movies and low budget entrepreneurial projects have forever been a staple among the Hollywood up-and-coming and, with luck, they turn into fan favorites. This spring "Zombie Strippers" is quickly emerging as this year’s contemporary cult classic. Brad Milne, no stranger to the genre, has created his own unique body of character work. Co-starring in Jay Lee’s first horror feature "The Slaughter" as Carl Stevens, and more recently the lead role in writer-director Bob Carter's "Dead in the Head" as Demon Jones, along with numerous others.

Branded Raw Films, Milne’s production entity founded with partner Andrew Giannetta has been driving its own low budget vehicle: "Izzy Legit" ©, a multi-brand multi-platform entertainment package. Legit splits into three stories: "Cheap for Life" ©, "Putz to Player" ©, and "The Extermutator" ©. All three developed by and marketed through Branded Raw Films, on the web at http://www.izzylegit.com. The combination of viral video and social media marketing blended with traditional film marketing, results in up-and-coming filmmakers having access to studio level distribution. In some cases these projects gather enough momentum and public awareness to get a theatrical release, like "Zombie Strippers".

 

Milne and Jay Lee at Zombie Strippers Premiere

 

FOR INTERVIEW: Brad Milne - please contact at 310-869-5394 / brad@bradmilne.com

Nightmare on Elm Street's ROBERT ENGLUND and worldwide media sensation JENNA JAMESON star in Zombie Strippers. When a secret government agency lets out a deadly chemo virus causing the reanimation of the dead, the first place to get hit is Rhino's, a hot underground strip club. As one of the strippers gets the virus, she turns into a supernatural, flesh-eating zombie stripper, making her the hit of the club. Do the rest of the girls fight the temptation to be like the star stripper, even if there's no turning back? Also featuring ROXY SAINT (of the Goth band Roxy Saint and the Blackouts) and Ultimate Fighting Champion TITO ORTIZ, Zombie Strippers is a sexy, bloody, hilarious good time!

09-01-07 The Slaughter gets picked up by Lionsgate Entertainment and is set for release November 6, 2007. News link here at Fangoria.com. The Slaughter won several awards at horror festivals last year and had a limited 2006 release in the U.K.

 

Branded Raw Films moves into active pitch phase with The Cheap Bastard. Announcements coming soon of where to find webisodes. Milne and Giannetta are targeting complete pitch and pilot episode ready for screening October 1, 2007.

 

The L.A. acting bootcamp at Branded Raw's offices in Marina del Rey, CA was a complete success. Students attended from Canada, the U.S. and Germany. 

 

09-21-08 ZOMBIE STRIPPERS! DVD and BLU-RAY are set to release October 28th from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Robert Englund and Jenna Jameson shake things up in this comedic horror film set in the not too distant future. A secret government re-animation “chemo-virus” created and released by the evil Dr. Chushfeld (Brad Milne) lands in an underground strip club. The virus first infects Kat (Jameson), turning her into a flesh-craving Super Zombie Stripper.  She instantly becomes the club’s most popular attraction and the other girls get jealous.

 

PRE-ORDER ZOMBIE STRIPPERS HERE!

10-19-08 Brad plays Dr. John Oghalai on Mystery ER Nothing to Sneeze At on Discover Health Oct 26 10:00 pm EST, 7:00 pm PST, 11:00 pm PST and Oct 27 2:00 am EST. TV-PG. In this episode of Mystery ER, a strongly built young man blows his nose, and his life is changed forever. He gets violently ill and passes out...but the doctors can't figure out what he has and they must find a diagnosis before one more sneeze kills him!

 

 

 

 

ACTING BOOTCAMP - SAN ANTONIO - 2006 This Workshop is designed to help improve your craft and auditioning skills.  Learning to act is one thing; delivering in the audition room and on the job is entirely another. Becoming an organic actor, one that can respond to all situations should be your goal.  Organic actors are the ones most often hired in today’s marketplace. Work will encompass exercises, technique, movement, scene study, cold reading, on camera, auditioning, and a comprehensive review.   4 CONSECUTIVE DAYS - TBA - 1/2 hr lunch break. For further info and to register for the workshop call Geneva Dooley at 210-857-2585 or email info@fashionfirst.net   WORKSHOP COST: $250.00 for the four-day workshop, or $150.00 for two of the four dys. Workshop space is limited, please register ASAP to reserve your spot.     It is essential to bring your own material to the class. You can select material you're working on for a play, audition, film, or something that interests you and is appropriate to your type. Look at actors you think you are like and pick a scene from their work. You can do this in a variety of ways: pick a scene from play (buy a play), or type out a scene from a film or TV show, or download scripts off the internet. Please bring at least three copies of your scene or monologue to class. Try not to select scenes that include more than two or three people. If you don't have material, find material, that's one of the tasks required to improve your acting. We will examine script analysis, creating character and persona, and how to make and commit to strong bold choices. I'll help you find organic physical behavior, and give you tools to help you get an in-depth understanding of your material. This work will help you find the central “core” of the scene, helping you access your true voice in the part. We'll do exercises that will help you become “present," connect with your material, create real characters, and bring energy to your work. Spontaneity, listening, and timing are all critical elements of acting. My approach combines disciplines that help you apply these critical elements to your craft. ACTING BOOTCAMP - SAN ANTONIO - JULY 2006  This Workshop is designed to help improve your craft and auditioning skills.  Learning to act is one thing; delivering in the audition room and on the job is entirely another. Becoming an organic actor, one that can respond to all situations should be your goal.  Organic actors are the ones most often hired in today’s marketplace. Work will encompass exercises, technique, movement, scene study, cold reading, on camera, auditioning, and a comprehensive review.   JULY 28 THRU JULY 31  Time: 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM - 1/2 hr lunch break. For further info and to register for the workshop call Geneva Dooley at 210-857-2585 or email info@fashionfirst.net   WORKSHOP COST: $250.00 for the four-day workshop. Fee is due July 7. Workshop space is limited, please register ASAP to reserve your spot.     It is essential to bring your own material to the class. You can select material you're working on for a play, audition, film, or something that interests you and is appropriate to your type. Look at actors you think you are like and pick a scene from their work. You can do this in a variety of ways: pick a scene from play (buy a play), or type out a scene from a film or TV show, or download scripts off the internet. Please bring at least three copies of your scene or monologue to class. Try not to select scenes that include more than two or three people. If you don't have material, find material, that's one of the tasks required to improve your acting. We will examine script analysis, creating character and persona, and how to make and commit to strong bold choices. I'll help you find organic physical behavior, and give you tools to help you get an in-depth understanding of your material. This work will help you find the central “core” of the scene, helping you access your true voice in the part. We'll do exercises that will help you become “present," connect with your material, create real characters, and bring energy to your work. Spontaneity, listening, and timing are all critical elements of acting. My approach combines disciplines that help you apply these critical elements to your craft.   PRESENCE CLASS: VINCENT CHASE WORKSHOP - HOLLYWOOD - Ongoing This class will help actors acquire and maintain a centered presence. The exercises are intended to stimulate creativity without interruption from psychological and physiological blocks. Engaging breath into the entire body Channeling energy throughout the body Capturing body energy and acknowledging its existence Vocal-spiritual connection  Presence work can enhance character as part of preparation by connecting with their corporeal and spiritual lives.   WORKSHOPS AND PRIVATE COACHING - LOS ANGELES For the serious actor as well as those at the beginning of the journey. The preparation process we apply will further develop your craft, and enrich auditioning and working skills. Learning to act is one thing: delivering in the audition room and on the job is entirely another. Becoming an organic actor, one that can respond to all situations is our ultimate goal.