Jake Turner-Clarkson
- Actor
- Director
- Writer
Jake Turner-Clarkson was born at Carlton Women's Hospital on the 10th of September 1994. Since the age of 4 he has wanted to be an actor. Through high school he directed and starred in short films for his 'Media' classes. When he was 19 he got his first acting job and appeared as an extra in the feature film "Ninja: The Immovable Heart" and the following short, "The Ninja Interlude".
Since then he has appeared in several short films for RMIT students in Melbourne. His first RMIT appearance was in "Warden" as the mentally unstable "Willem" as he was being interrogated by the masked vigilante.
Jake is also a talented singer, thanks to his singing school "Industry Music Academy". They released their debut album in 2013 where he sang "Stars" from Les' Miserables with great feedback from the public who had heard him sing the song. Whether it be from buying the album or seeing his video on YouTube of his vocal cover.
Since then he has appeared in several short films for RMIT students in Melbourne. His first RMIT appearance was in "Warden" as the mentally unstable "Willem" as he was being interrogated by the masked vigilante.
Jake is also a talented singer, thanks to his singing school "Industry Music Academy". They released their debut album in 2013 where he sang "Stars" from Les' Miserables with great feedback from the public who had heard him sing the song. Whether it be from buying the album or seeing his video on YouTube of his vocal cover.
