Brad Turner is a film editor based out of New York City.

Brad has cut hundreds of commercials for brands like Nike, Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Sony, and BMW, in collaboration with some of the most notable agencies and production companies in advertising.

His myriad feature films range from early docs Darkon (2006) and Alice Neel (2007) with career-long collaborator Andrew Neel, to festival hits like Patti Cake$, (dir Geremy Jasper) and Ted K (dir Tony Stone), to larger-budget films like Paterno, helmed by Barry Levinson and starring Al Pacino for HBO, and A24's Native Son, directed by renowned conceptual artist Rashid Johnson, with whom Brad has a long-running collaboration in the fine art space.  

In recent history, Brad has cut a coming-of-age basketball drama for Disney (Chang Can Dunk), Zelda Williams' and Diablo Cody's wild, cult-hit monster movie Lisa Frankenstein for Focus Features, and Marc Rebillet's epic tour doc Songs About Fucking.  In 2025, Brad finished Amazon's The Map that Leads to You with director Lasse Halstrom (What's Eating Gilber Grape / Chocolat), and Andrew Neel's How to Feed a Dictator, a five-language feature doc, shot all over the world, about the chefs who fed dictators like Saddam Hussein, Idi Amin, and Pol Pot.

Brad's work has appeared in the Whitney Museum of American Art, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, and the Tate Modern, among others. 

He has a degree in Film Studies from Columbia University, and is a founding partner in the Brooklyn-based film production company SeeThink. SeeThink.com