This page should help you get to know me a little. But don't be shy.
Why not send me a message if you are interested in using me for any project using the messaging option at the bottom of this page.
I hope you like what you see and hear.
PS.
My alter ego, Boredom Boy, allowed me to use this web site (Yay!)
This is a short film taking a sarcastic look at the power that social media influencers seem to exert on their audiences. Jeff goes off on a rant against influencers and his two friends spur him on to post the rant online. When it, surprisingly, attracts thousands of likes, the friends suggest that Jeff should cash in on his new-found fame. But will he?
This shows me as a businessman who has finished hist last day at work. He is having a drink with his replacement but would dearly love to cling on to his working life as retirement holds no appeal for him.
What made me start creating music as my alter-ego, Boredom Boy?
Here, I have to disappoint a punter who thinks their family heirloom could, just, be worth a fortune. This is slightly tongue in cheek :-)
This extract is taken from a short student film, directed by Emilee Noble.
The father figure is a controlling and manipulating person who likes to drink and is usually drunk.
Tom Hilton and me in a double-header
(photos of us and the crew shown below)
This short video shows some of the TV commercial and
short film work that I have done.
Here I am, trying to entice you to buy a rice cooker.
I play the (voice) role of Dad in the film, Where To, by Stephanie Hazel.
His son is a taxi driver who works long hours and seems to struggle with his work-life balance.
Dad is concerned and calls him when he's on the road.
This is my first attempt at creating a short film with just me acting.
The subject matter is quite dark (attempted suicide) but ends with a bit of hope.
Viewer discretion is advised.
This small clip demonstrates a little of what Jeff Turner can offer as a Voice Over artist.
You can also visit my VO-specific web site: https://jeffturnervo.uk
This is a short sample of my audiobook recording skills.
This excerpt is from J.R.R. Tolkein's "The Children of Hurin"
This intriguing film, by Valerio M. Felice, is both captivating and thought-provoking.
I was very pleased to have been selected as the narrator for the film.
Enjoy.