Kenton Hall, a multifaceted Canadian creative force, embodies a diverse array of talents, effortlessly transitioning between the roles of writer, actor, director, and musician. His artistic odyssey began in Estevan, Saskatchewan, where he first made his mark as the charismatic frontman of the UK Band ist. During his tenure with the group, he released a trio of critically-acclaimed albums, in addition to a plethora of singles and EPs, between the years 2000 and 2010.
John Hall's tenure with the band was marked by a significant achievement, as he was nominated by MOJO Magazine as one of their esteemed "Songwriters of Substance", a testament to his remarkable musical talent and skill.
Hall's acting career initially commenced with a fleeting cameo appearance in the 1994 cinematic production, Little Women, prior to being temporarily sidetracked by his ventures into the realm of music. Subsequent to his return to the world of acting, he has compiled an impressive array of credits, encompassing roles in notable productions such as Les Miserables, The Amityville Asylum, Muppets Most Wanted, The Edge of the Lawn, and a plethora of critically acclaimed short films.
Noteworthy in 2014, actor Hall is slated to take on the lead role in not one, but two separate film projects. The first, Father to Fall, is a collaborative effort in which Hall not only stars but also wrote and co-produced alongside Clare Speller. Additionally, he will appear in the upcoming film Cold Turkey, a joint production of Rob Ineson and Carl Haynes.
As of late 2014, Hall's filmography is expanding with two feature films currently in production. A Dozen Summers, a project aimed at and centered around children, is one such film. This heartwarming production is expected to captivate young audiences and beyond.
The second film, Between New York and Wednesday, is an unconventional romantic comedy that promises to defy traditional genre expectations. With Hall at the helm, this film is sure to bring a unique and captivating narrative to the big screen.
