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'''Brad Turner''' was a director and executive producer for ''[[24]]''. He was born in Bayfield, Ontario, Canada, and graduated with honors from the Television Arts Program at H.B. Beal Secondary School in London, Ontario. |
'''Brad Turner''' was a director and executive producer for ''[[24]]''. He was born in Bayfield, Ontario, Canada, and graduated with honors from the Television Arts Program at H.B. Beal Secondary School in London, Ontario. |
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− | In 2004, Brad won the Best Director Gemini Award for his work in CBC TV's acclaimed 6 hour Mini Series ''Human Cargo''. He also won two Director's Guild of Canada's Awards for the same production. Early in 2005, ''Human Cargo'' was honored with the prestigious Peabody Award in New York City. In the past years, Brad's directing work had been honored nine times with Gemini Award nominations. He has also won a Manitoba Film Award for Best Director in a Television Movie and been nominated for an American Cable Ace Award for Best Director. |
+ | In 2004, Brad won the Best Director Gemini Award for his work in CBC TV's acclaimed 6 hour Mini Series ''Human Cargo''. He also won two Director's Guild of Canada's Awards for the same production. Early in 2005, ''Human Cargo''(with [[Hakeem-Kae Kazim]]) was honored with the prestigious Peabody Award in New York City. In the past years, Brad's directing work had been honored nine times with Gemini Award nominations. He has also won a Manitoba Film Award for Best Director in a Television Movie and been nominated for an American Cable Ace Award for Best Director. |
− | He worked with [[Robert Cochran]] and [[Michael Loceff]] on ''La Femme Nikita'', and with [[Robert Cochran]] and [[Joel Surnow]] on ''The Commish''. Turner also directed one episode of Ronald D. Moore's ''Battlestar Galactica'', "Flesh and Bone," featuring [[Katee Sackhoff]] |
+ | He worked with [[Robert Cochran]] and [[Michael Loceff]] on ''La Femme Nikita'', and with [[Robert Cochran]] and [[Joel Surnow]] on ''The Commish''. Turner also directed one crucial episode of Ronald D. Moore's ''Battlestar Galactica'', "Flesh and Bone," featuring series regulars' [[Katee Sackhoff]] and [[Callum Keith Rennie]]. |
− | + | Turner has directed numerous episodes of other hit shows such as ''Prison Break'', ''Stargate: Atlantis'', ''Stargate: SG-1'', ''The Outer Limits'', ''Andromeda'', and the''Hawaii Five-0'' reboot (starring [[Daniel Dae Kim]] and [[Jean Smart]]). |
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== ''24''-related appearances == |
== ''24''-related appearances == |
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Birthdate: | June 22 |
Birthplace: | Bayfield, Ontario, Canada |
Role: | Director |
Brad Turner was a director and executive producer for 24. He was born in Bayfield, Ontario, Canada, and graduated with honors from the Television Arts Program at H.B. Beal Secondary School in London, Ontario.
In 2004, Brad won the Best Director Gemini Award for his work in CBC TV's acclaimed 6 hour Mini Series Human Cargo. He also won two Director's Guild of Canada's Awards for the same production. Early in 2005, Human Cargo(with Hakeem-Kae Kazim) was honored with the prestigious Peabody Award in New York City. In the past years, Brad's directing work had been honored nine times with Gemini Award nominations. He has also won a Manitoba Film Award for Best Director in a Television Movie and been nominated for an American Cable Ace Award for Best Director.
He worked with Robert Cochran and Michael Loceff on La Femme Nikita, and with Robert Cochran and Joel Surnow on The Commish. Turner also directed one crucial episode of Ronald D. Moore's Battlestar Galactica, "Flesh and Bone," featuring series regulars' Katee Sackhoff and Callum Keith Rennie.
Turner has directed numerous episodes of other hit shows such as Prison Break, Stargate: Atlantis, Stargate: SG-1, The Outer Limits, Andromeda, and theHawaii Five-0 reboot (starring Daniel Dae Kim and Jean Smart).
- Turner provided DVD audio commentary for the following:
- "Day 5: 2:00pm-3:00pm" (with Evan Katz)
- "Day 7: 7:00pm-8:00pm" (with Tony Todd)
- "Day 7: 8:00pm-9:00pm" (with Sean Callery and James Morrison)
- Scenemakers, Season 7 Episode 2 | 18
- Network 24 blog posts
- Scenemakers, Season 8 Episode 1 | 7 | 8
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