Husni Turion is a film producer from Jambi, Indonesia, who actively promotes the development of local cinema in the Sumatra region. With a strong background in independent and documentary film production, Husni has produced a number of projects that highlight culture, community life, and social issues from a deeply local and authentic perspective.

One of his notable works, Mendayung Harapan, was screened as part of the Monthly Film Festival program and attracted over 500 cinema-goers in Jambi. This screening marked a significant milestone for local filmmakers, opening doors to a wider audience and commercial distribution opportunities. Through each of his projects, Husni demonstrates a strong commitment to uncovering and elevating local narratives onto national and international platforms.

His achievements extend beyond the local scene. Husni has received recognition at various international film festivals, including the Asia Pacific Youth Micro Movie Film Festival in Hong Kong and the Kota Bharu Film Festival in Malaysia. The short film The Assignment, which he produced, was awarded by the ASEAN Japan Center at the ASEAN New Generation Short Film Awards, highlighting the high production quality and narrative strength he brings to his work.

Beyond filmmaking, Husni is also experienced in other visual productions such as documentaries, further enriching his aesthetic sensibilities as a producer.
With a strong vision and dedication to regional film development, Husni Turion continues to serve as a bridge between meaningful local stories and the broader cinematic world.