Brandon Hall is a multifaceted creative force, boasting a impressive array of accomplishments in the realms of writing, producing, and directing. His exceptional talent has earned him prestigious accolades, including the Grand Jury Prize at the 2018 Seattle International Film Festival Screenplay Competition for his screenplay "Youth Decay". This teen comedy masterfully captures the struggles of an all-girl punk band as they strive to make a difference in the world.
Hall's superhero satire script, "SuperZero", also received widespread recognition, taking home the Best TV Pilot award at the 2018 LA Comedy Festival Screenplay Competition. Under his Punk Riot Productions banner, he dedicates his days to crafting and producing a wide range of content.
Academically, Hall holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in Film and Television Production from the University of Southern California, where he made history by completing a web series as his thesis. His impressive academic record also includes graduating with Highest Honors from the University of Michigan, where he earned degrees in English Literature and Film and Video Studies.
During his time at the University of Michigan, Hall's feature-length screenplay, "Old People", won the esteemed Hopwood Award and the Kasdan Award. His thesis film, "Dylan", took home the top prize at the 2006 UMEC film festival.
In addition to his numerous awards and accolades, Hall's short comedic film, "Delusions of Love: A Case Study in Jealousy and 19th Century Formal Wear", has been screened at prominent film festivals, including the Big Apple Film Festival in New York and the Crossroads Film Festival in Jackson, Mississippi.
