Quatre-Vents is comprised of Post-Production Experts who function in telling emotionally impactful stories that express a void in our society. We support Northern Midwest voices by creating works such as Marcellus Hall an Artist in New York City, My Sister Sarah, Paper Geese, & Prologue, and countless other memorable documentaries and fiction movies and audio presentations.
ELIZABETH CHATELAIN
A North Dakota native, Elizabeth Chatelain has produced and directed several documentary and narrative shorts including My Sister Sarah, winner of the International Documentary Association’s David L. Wolper Award for Best Student Documentary, Student Academy Award Finalist, and D.G.A.’s Best Student Director - Women’s Category Finalist. Her short documentary The Lost Girl was winner of the Ruth Landfield Award for Women Filmmakers in 2009. Her work primarily profiles strong women struggling against emotional and social adversity. Her most recent narrative short Jenny and Steph premiered at the deadCENTER Film Festival and screened at the Citizen Jane Film Festival, RiverRun, and Austin Film Society’s SXSW ShortCase 2014. She received her B.A. in Film and Media Culture in 2007 from Middlebury College and her M.F.A. in Film and Video Production at the University of Texas at Austin in 2013.
JUSTIN JOSEPH HALL
Justin Joseph Hall is a multi-lingual, award-winning multimedia storyteller and founder of Fourwind Films. His work has been acquired by major television networks like HBO and worked on award-winning projects that received industry recognition including—The Emmys, Tribeca Film Festival, and Brooklyn Film Festival.
His mastery of post-production and the visual arts has awarded him opportunities to work on various projects with PBS, Major League Baseball, NBCUniversal, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, National Geographic, BMW, The Discovery Channel, and The New York Times to name a few.
Movies Justin has worked on have been screened and won acclaim domestically and internationally. Prologue (2020) is a superb and surreal exploration of relationships and miscommunication winning Best of Awards at Manhattan Film Festival and Worldfest-Houston International Film Festival. Abuela’s Luck (2018) was picked up by all HBO’s streaming platforms and slated to be adapted into a full-length feature movie.
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