Bryan David Hall, a Los Angeles-based photographer, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and intrepid adventurer, cuts a swath through the worlds of visual art and storytelling.

With a keen eye for portraiture, and a passion for uncovering human narratives, his photography — including publicity, lifestyle, and fine art — complements a filmmaking career marked by acclaimed short-form and episodic documentary work.

His photography has graced the pages of the New York Times, major U.S. television networks, and global digital and print outlets.

Beginning July 2022, Bryan set off on a compelling documentary project with historian and humanities scholar, Clay Jenkinson, interviewing Native American tribal elders to explore the complex, often polarizing legacy of photographer Edward S. Curtis, a testament to his dedication to culturally resonant stories.

With a dynamic and adventurous style, and a philosophy that credits coffee for fueling "50% of social interaction," Bryan’s work captivates and connects.