Paul J. Boresky is a professional ACTRA certified background actor and
stand-in. Paul's resume includes such notable films and television
shows as Cra$h and Burn, Resident Evil, The Murdoch Mysteries, The
Border, Flashpoint, MVP, Howie Do It, and many, many others.
Paul has worked alongside such stars as Robert DeNiro, Gene Hackman,
Ray Romano, Gina Girshon, Rob Lowe, Hugh Dillon, Drew Barrymore, Rick Mercer, Howie Mandel and many others.
Paul lives in Hamilton, Ontario.
Ken Turner is a teacher at King's Christian Collegiate in Oakville,
Ontario. He teaches a large variety of subjects such as Film Studies, Communication Technologies, English, Canadian History and Canadian Geography.
Ken is also a published author with is 2006 fantasy/adventure
childrens novel The Realm of the Vermilion King: The Tick Tock
People.
Ken lives in Stoney Creek, Ontario.
Five of Ken and Paul's short films have been showcased in the
Hamilton Film Festival (2008 and 2009) and they were invited to
kick off the HFF JUXT experiment for the 2009 fest. The result
was a 1920s era silent film, Splits-Ville, which was selected as
a Best of the Fest finalist along with another of their films,
The Yard Sale.
Paul and Ken are proud to say that The Yard Sale picked up the
top prize - Best of the Fest Audience Choice.
stand-in. Paul's resume includes such notable films and television
shows as Cra$h and Burn, Resident Evil, The Murdoch Mysteries, The
Border, Flashpoint, MVP, Howie Do It, and many, many others.
Paul has worked alongside such stars as Robert DeNiro, Gene Hackman,
Ray Romano, Gina Girshon, Rob Lowe, Hugh Dillon, Drew Barrymore, Rick Mercer, Howie Mandel and many others.
Paul lives in Hamilton, Ontario.
Ken Turner is a teacher at King's Christian Collegiate in Oakville,
Ontario. He teaches a large variety of subjects such as Film Studies, Communication Technologies, English, Canadian History and Canadian Geography.
Ken is also a published author with is 2006 fantasy/adventure
childrens novel The Realm of the Vermilion King: The Tick Tock
People.
Ken lives in Stoney Creek, Ontario.
Five of Ken and Paul's short films have been showcased in the
Hamilton Film Festival (2008 and 2009) and they were invited to
kick off the HFF JUXT experiment for the 2009 fest. The result
was a 1920s era silent film, Splits-Ville, which was selected as
a Best of the Fest finalist along with another of their films,
The Yard Sale.
Paul and Ken are proud to say that The Yard Sale picked up the
top prize - Best of the Fest Audience Choice.
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