Heather Turman is a renowned comedian, writer, producer, and actor who has been touring the country, performing in 20 US states and 75 cities across the nation. Her impressive comedy career has seen her appear on prominent platforms such as the FOX series "Laughs" and the SeedandSpark original "Everything Is Fine!" stand-up comedy special.
Heather's notable achievements in the comedy world include performances at major festivals like RIOT LA!, SLO-fest, and the Westside Showdown in LA, where she was a top-finalist twice. Her writing and producing skills have earned her numerous awards and recognition, including the sale of her first feature-length screenplay "The Catch" to Principle Entertainment.
In addition to her writing and producing credits, Heather has also acted in several films and television shows. She wrote and produced the feature film "Stuck," starring Joel McHale, Heather Matarazzo, and SNL's Chris Redd, which received widespread acclaim and global distribution. Prior to "Stuck," Heather produced a number of short films, including "Subdivision" with Larry Laboe (NBC's Ctrl and Fact Checkers Unit).
Heather's work in new media has also been impressive, with her original series "Conversations with Future Stars" being licensed by RevryTV. She was also a sketch writer for the 2015 CBS Diversity Showcase. Her latest screenplay, "Snapped," was a top-five finalist at the 2020 Portland Comedy Festival, an Official Selection at Script Summit, and a Semi-Finalist in Coverfly's Unique Voices Screenwriting Competition.
Throughout her career, Heather Turman has consistently demonstrated her versatility, talent, and dedication to her craft, solidifying her position as a respected and accomplished figure in the entertainment industry.
