William Wall (born May 6, 1977) is an American filmmaker and cinematographer known for Daisy Belle (2018), Zero (2014), The Immortal Edward Lumley (2013) and Love All You Have Left (2017).
Early life Wall grew up in East County, San Diego. He graduated from Santana High School in 1995 and moved to Maine for a brief period before settling in Escondido, California.
Career Wall began his career in film after working on music videos. He primarily focuses on short film productions because they are much easier to make on a financial level.
Wall started planning his project Zero: Dawn of the Darklighters in 2015, based on his 2014 film. In 2018, his film Daisy Belle screened at Oceanside International Film Festival, winning multiple Pacific Southwest Emmy Awards at National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences and Best Local Film at San Diego International Film Festival.
Wall considers Oscar Wilde and Steven Spielberg to have the most influence on his work.
Filmography YearTitleDirectorWriterProducerCinematographerNotes2010The Wheeler of OzShort film2013The Immortal Edward Lumley2014ZeroShort film2017Love All You Have Left2018Daisy BelleShort film
Accolades FestivalYearAwardTitleResultRef.Idyllwild International Festival of Cinema2019Best AnimationDaisy BelleSan Diego International Film Festival2018Best Local FilmNational Academy of Television Arts & SciencesPacific Southwest Emmy Award for Short Format ProgramPacific Southwest Emmy Award for Director - Non-LiveNew Hope Film FestivalBest Experimental ShortVision Feast Film FestivalBest Cinematography
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