Reamonn Joshee is a Calgary-based actor, writer, and director known for projects like Renegade Fever, If Walls Could Talk, and a wide range of independent film work across Alberta. In this episode of The Deets with Duddy, he opens up about the realities of building a creative life in film.

We talk about moving between acting, writing, and directing, and what changes when you’re solving problems on set versus chasing an idea alone in your kitchen at 2 a.m. Reamonn shares stories about early projects, chaotic shoots, stunt work, and the kind of risk-taking mindset that comes with loving the process more than the outcome.

The conversation turns to collaboration, including the people who shaped his growth and why he sees other artists as partners instead of competition. He also reflects on patience, family, long creative arcs, and learning to stay present instead of constantly chasing the next thing.

We close by talking about what’s exciting him now, from upcoming film work to experimenting with music, and why staying creatively curious matters more than ever.

The Deets with Duddy is Calgary’s late-night show podcast hosted by Jeff Dudder (@duddydoesit), spotlighting the city’s people, culture, and creativity through unfiltered conversations with Calgary’s most interesting voices.

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