Justin Dwayne Hall, a talented actor, made his film debut as the son of Marcia Cross and Bill Pullman in the movie Bringing Up Bobby. He is set to play the role of Red, a dirt biker, in the upcoming horror film Jeepers Creepers III, the latest installment in the popular horror series.
In addition to his work in Jeepers Creepers III, Hall is also the lead in the post-apocalyptic feature film I'm OK, directed by Ron Hanks. This film is set in Oklahoma, Hall's birthplace, where he grew up in Edmond.
During his childhood, Hall attended Heritage Hall, a private school in Oklahoma City, where he played the role of Mr. Salt in a school production of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. He made his on-camera debut as Billy in the comedy short film Two Tickets to Paradise, written and directed by Matt Gengel.
In 2012, Quentin Tarantino cast Hall as a dedicated goat herder in Django Unchained, and he played a baseball player in The Muppets. For several years, Hall performed at The Second City in Los Angeles, where he was a member of their teen group and later graduated to their adult level.
Hall's comedic talents can also be seen in the Funny or Die features "Mother Nature" and "NBA Lockout," produced by Will Ferrell. Between acting assignments, he continues to work on national commercials.
In his free time, Hall enjoys a variety of activities, including skateboarding, surfing, snowboarding, fishing, playing guitar, and writing music. He is also a skilled photographer, having shot professionally for musicians such as The Migos, Rich the Kid, Lil Yachty, Black Bear, and many others.
