Rich Hall is a London-based commercial director working with Riff Raff Films in the US and UK, known for combining cinematic visual craft with human storytelling. His career breakthrough came with Riyadh Season's "Everything or Nothing," a boxing film featuring Terrence Crawford and Israel Madrimov that earned over 25 awards including two D&AD Pencils, two Gold Clio Sports, a Cannes Lion, and Gold British Arrows. Hall's sports-focused portfolio includes multiple Nike campaigns such as "Nice Guys Finish Last" with Marcus Rashford and "5 Stages of Haaland" for Phantom GX, alongside work for Coca-Cola's World Cup 2026 film, PlayStation, Xbox, and Sky Bet. He has directed comedy-driven spots for Nando's, KFC, and Uber Eats through agencies including Mother London and Phantom. In music videos, Hall won UKMVA 2024 Best Alternative Video for Depeche Mode's "People are Good" and directed Joe Hisaishi's first-ever music video "Viola Saga" and Drake's "Somebody Loves Me." His work with brands like Virgin Media O2, BT Sport, Marshalls through W+K London, Lurpak, and Paddy Power demonstrates versatility across cinematic long-form campaigns and character-driven pieces. Mentored by Matthew Fone, Hall graduated to Riff Raff's main roster in August 2020.