Justin Joseph Hall Pro

Justin Joseph Hall is an award-winning, multilingual Director and Founder of Fourwind Films and Quatre-Vents.  He’s worked as a lead creative on projects acquired by HBO and that received awards at The Emmys, TriBeCa Film Festival, & Brooklyn Film Festival.

He guides audiences through unforgettable thought and emotional experiences working primarily as a Director and Editor.  Justin’s work as a Director has procured awards.  Prologue (2020) is a superb, surreal exploration of relationships and miscommunication winning Best of Awards at Manhattan Film Festival and Worldfest Houston International Film Festival.  His docu-series on creative careers, Artist & the City (2021) won 6 awards including the Audience Award for Best Series at YoFiFest.  He’s currently editing my first feature Frames of Reference that covers 7 global perspectives in education in 80 minutes.

He has held positions as Editor for networks such as HBO, NBCUniversal, and PBS.  Specializing in vérité editing at Downtown Community Television he helped pitch and develop the show Axios (2018-2021), the Emmy-winning documentary series.  Abuela’s Luck (2018) was picked up by all HBO’s streaming platforms and slated to be adapted into a full-length feature movie.   His mastery of post-production and the visual arts has awarded him opportunities to work with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, National Geographic, Major League Baseball, and BMW, to name a few.

Justin believes in two things: diverse perspectives help solve complex problems and first rate execution of an idea is more important than the idea itself.  That’s why since he hit the ground running into his career back in 2008, he’s directed a globally talented, high-value workforce from New York to Paris to Tokyo.

Since 2014 under Justin’s direction, Fourwind Films continues to create customized high fidelity media exploring statistically underrepresented perspectives in Brooklyn.  It’s sister company, Quatre-Vents was created in 2022 to help create a greater Post-Production industry in his home state of Minnesota.  He disrupts the redundant motion picture industry with relevant, fresh perspectives, including his own.