Gabe Turner is a British director and founding partner of Fulwell 73, specializing in comedy, documentary, and celebrity-driven storytelling. He co-directed 'The Class of 92' (2013), which became the fastest-selling sports documentary of all time, and 'I Am Bolt' (2016), a feature documentary about Usain Bolt. His documentary 'Hitsville: The Making of Motown' (2019) contributed to his two Primetime Emmy wins. Gabe helped develop 'The Late Late Show' and directed the pilot episode of 'Carpool Karaoke' featuring Mariah Carey and James Corden, which became a global viral phenomenon. His music video for One Direction's 'Drag Me Down' won Best British Artist Video at the 2016 Brit Awards. He has directed music videos for Harry Styles ('Golden', 'Treat People With Kindness' co-starring Phoebe Waller-Bridge), Demi Lovato, and Olly Murs. In commercials, Gabe's work spans Samsung (including a campaign with Jack Whitehall), Nissan, Honda, Sony, EA, Lidl, and Subaru. Signed to Rattling Stick for commercial representation in 2016, he combines documentary authenticity with comedic performance direction and natural cinematography across platforms.