Nathaniel Turner is an award-winning filmmaker, writer, and musician with a passion for storytelling across multiple mediums. A graduate of Ringling College of Art + Design, he earned a BFA in Film with honors, laying the foundation for a dynamic career in the entertainment industry.
Some of his most recognizable works include Red: A Fairy Tale, a multi-award-winning film that received widespread acclaim on the festival circuit. The film earned numerous accolades, including:
- Best Editor Award – LA Under The Stars Film Festival (2020)
- Best Thriller, Best Fantasy, Best Film Editor, Best Sound Design, and Award Nominee for Best Male Director – IndieX Film Festival (2020)
- Winner of Excellence – One Reeler Film Festival (2020)
- Best Thriller, Best Fantasy, Best Sound Design, Best Editing, Best Visual Effects – Independent Shorts Awards (2020)
- Best Fantasy Short – Indie Short Fest (2020)
- Best Thriller, Best Actress, Best Visual FX – Hollywood Blood Horror Film Festival (2020)
- Official Selection – Hollywood Blvd Film Festival (2020)
- Official Selection – Lonely Wolf London International Film Festival (2020)
His short film Dream also garnered critical acclaim, winning the Best Editor Award at LA Under The Stars Film Festival (2019) and achieving viral success online.
Turner has made significant contributions to visual storytelling, working across a diverse range of genres and formats, including narrative films, and commercials. His ability to craft compelling narratives, combined with masterful editing techniques, has earned him industry recognition.
As a writer, Turner creates visually rich and emotionally resonant stories that translate seamlessly to the screen. His background in filmmaking informs his writing process, resulting in narratives that are both immersive and cinematic.
His expertise as an editor is equally remarkable. With a keen eye for pacing, rhythm, and visual coherence, Turner transforms raw footage into polished, impactful productions that leave a lasting impression on audiences.
Outside of writing, he divides his time between Los Angeles and Virginia, enjoying time with family and embracing new creative adventures.