Dreadhead Films is a film production entity that is the brainchild of young filmmaker  (21-year-old) Justen Turner. In late 2014 and at the age of 12, Justen formally created Dreadhead Films when he produced, directed, and released his first short film "iWitness Christmas," which was screened at the Columbus International Film Festival and the Wexner Shorts Film Festival. In late 2015, he and his big brother and talented writer (21-yr. old) Julien Turner decided to partner together and move forward artistically as The Turner Brothers with the aim of taking Dreadhead Films to the next level.
Since joining forces, the Turner brothers have written and produced two award-winning short films, among other projects. In November 2017, older brother and Morehouse College student Julien Turner, on a whim, posted an extra credit biology rap video that unexpectedly catapulted him to internet fame when it went viral, eclipsing over 1 million views on youtube and nearly 200,000 retweets on twitter. As a result, Julien’s fame expanded the Turner brothers’ platform, allowing him to share their vision and works on major media tv platforms such as Good Morning America, TMZ, TRL, Headline News, Fox, some of the most popular online media platforms across the world. In addition, because of their earlier works, Sesame Workshop commissioned the Turner brothers in November 2017 to produce a live action short film for preschoolers for its Sesame Street tv series, making them two of the youngest filmmakers ever commissioned to do so. As a result of these achievements, they were featured in the 1/21/18 Up Next column in The New York Times.  
Over 100 years ago, German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche conjectured, "That which does not kill us, makes us stronger.” The Turner brothers and Dreadhead Films have taken artistic freedom to entertain the creative possibilities of Mr. Nietzsche's statement. 
Creating images and telling stories that entertain, inspire, and uplift.

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