Berna Öztürk

Hailing from the vibrant cultural landscape of Istanbul, Turkey, Berna Öztürk has carved a dynamic path in the entertainment industry, demonstrating a compelling range of talents both in front of and behind the camera. Her acting career showcases a versatility evident in her roles across various Turkish television series and films. Notably, she brought the character Nergis Üzmez, also known as Sofia, to life in several episodes of the TV series "Graveyard," a role that allowed her to explore complex character nuances. In the film "Did You See Karimi?" Öztürk portrayed Mualla, adding another distinct character to her acting portfolio. Her appearance as the Baker in the TV movie "Grandpa: Mehmet with the Yellow Boots" further highlights her ability to embody diverse roles. Earlier in her career, she contributed to the action-packed series "The Fearless" and made a guest appearance in the popular TV series "European Side." Film roles include portraying a Barmaid in "Balance and Movement," and appearing as Feryal in the TV mini-series "Hair to Hair, Head to Head," as well as Ayse in another mini-series, "The Invisible Man." Her early work also includes a role in the TV series "My Cousins," marking the beginning of her on-screen journey. Beyond acting, Öztürk has made significant contributions as an art director, lending her creative vision to the chilling film "Grave Torment" and the TV series "Berkkemal Public Order," demonstrating her keen eye for visual storytelling and her ability to shape the aesthetic of a production. Öztürk stands as a multifaceted figure in Turkish entertainment, her dedication and diverse skill set making her a noteworthy presence in the industry.