Jeffrey Turboff

Jeffrey is an actor, editor, writer and director. His performance in the lead role in "Trapped In Amber" won him Best Actor awards at The Atlantic City Cinefest and the Top Indie Film Awards. His short comedy "Existence" won Best Film at the 1st Annual Anthony Meindl Actor Workshop Film Festival, and garnered a Best Actor nomination. His short drama "Family Values" got a Best Drama nomination at the 2nd Annual Anthony Meindl Actor Workshop Film Festival and played the Sick 'N' Wrong Film Festival in Orlando, Florida. His short horror "Jimbo" scooped up several awards and nominations, including a Best Actor nomination. His music video for Trumpeter Swan's "Fools Parade" garnered great press for its pioneering iPhoneography technique. Jeffrey also edited the socially conscious festival-winning feature film Smoking/Non-Smoking (a.k.a. The Pack) starring Lucie Arnaz, as well as the festival-winning short comedy "Get The Script To Woody Allen". His feature-length documentary "Modworld" played the Anthology Film archives and showed in several festivals. Jeffrey has extensive experience as an editor working in news and documentaries. Awards include Emmy, Murrow, Cronkite and Peabody Awards, among others, for his work editing news and documentaries. As well as numerous awards and nominations for acting and filmmaking.