Quintin Allen Bell

Quintin Allen Bell is an American director, writer, and producer from Seattle, Washington. Drawn to film from an early age, he began writing, directing, and performing his own original content as a teenager. During four years of honorable service with the United States Air Force, Bell was exposed to people from all walks of life and credits his time in the military for shaping him into a more diverse storyteller—one capable of creating well-rounded, three-dimensional characters with authenticity and depth.

Following his service, Bell knew his life would not be complete without fully pursuing his passion for filmmaking. He graduated from The Los Angeles Film School in 2013 with an Associate of Arts and Science in Film Production, where his debut student film, Land Sharks, was selected for both The International Film Festival of Cinematic Arts and the Los Angeles Italia Film Festival.

Over the next three years, Bell continued to refine his craft, completing advanced programs in Screenwriting and Cinematography at the New York Film Academy. His work is distinguished by its emotional resonance and ability to connect with audiences across diverse backgrounds, bringing humanity and dimension to every frame.

As part of the Creative Department at PRETTYBIRD, Bell has contributed to a range of high-profile productions that blend artistic innovation with cultural impact across music, film, and branded content.

Bell wrote and directed the critically acclaimed short film AWAY (2016)—a haunting and intimate exploration of human connection and isolation—which received recognition on the festival circuit and solidified his voice as a powerful visual storyteller.

His creative influences include Quentin Tarantino, Spike Lee, The Coen Brothers, The Hughes Brothers, David Fincher, and F. Gary Gray. He is also a member of the National Honor Society of Entertainment Arts.

Bell’s credits include numerous music videos and major television productions such as So You Think You Can Dance, American Idol, and 24 Hours to Hell and Back with Gordon Ramsay. He also produced the Emmy-nominated docu-series Gimme Mo’ for the Discovery Channel.

Through his expanding body of work, Quintin Allen Bell continues to challenge convention, celebrate individuality, and tell stories that illuminate the shared human experience.

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