Eva Louise Hall is a professional, independent screenwriter and animator who has worked in the stop motion medium for over a decade. Through the use of textural aesthetics, tonal horror, and arresting visual metaphor, her films explore the darkest parts of the human condition while exploring our potential for beauty and kindness.

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Her most recent short, 'Mira,' toured the festival circuit to great success throughout 2023-2025, winning top awards in animation and horror categories at Fantastic Fest and SCAD Savannah Film Festival. Additionally, She was invited to Sony Pictures in 2024 as one of 30 nominees for the Sony Future Filmmaker Awards out of over 5,000 candidates. Her most recent script, 'Pluck' (in production) was awarded a competitive Teri Rodgers Screenwriting Grant by ArtsKC and the KC Film Office this past year and Best Narrative Short Screenplay at Sidewalk Film Festival.

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Outside of her creative professional practice, she is passionate about arts education and advocacy and works full-time as an Assistant Professor of Animation at the Kansas City Art Institute in Kansas City, MO.

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PLUCK is Eva Louise Hall’s most recent stop motion story within more than a decade-long career working with puppets and animation. Other notable projects include Mira (2023) and The Weathering (2019).

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