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Anthony Michael Hobbs
Hobbs is a SAG/AFTRA multi-award winning acting (PBS, Dreamworks) and filmmaker (www.ImaginationLunchbox.com) prodigy. Now 18 years-old he is currently attending NC A&T University, as he continues to provide to the community of Baltimore two film festivals - Imagination Lunchbox International Film Festival and the Imagination Lunchbox International Children's Film Festival. Celebrating 8 years in 2024. As a prodigy child Anthony started out as an actor at age four and has garnered over eight awards and his credits include Emmy nominated mini-series “The Abolitionist” and DreamWorks “How to Train Your Dragon: Dragons and Dinosaurs” (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bekKOmfsWfc). In 2013 at the age of seven he represented the PBS Network at the Emmy Awards for his role in “The Abolitionist” as a young Frederick Douglass in (http://video.pbs.org/video/2321796209). A model also, Hobbs has worked on the national campaigns for such companies as Finish Line Athletics and Villa Sportswear. Anthony has starred in many commercials and television segments, which are still running, for Comcast Xfinity, Sprout Network, United Way and Claritin Kids Allergy. In 2017 he launched the "Imagination Lunchbox International Children's Film Festival" to screen and award short films made by and for youth. He has screened and awarded short films from all over the world. In 2019 his company, Imagination Lunchbox, LLC, partnered with the Eubie Blake Center to annually hold the “ILICFF/Eubie Blake Filmmaking Workshops for Youth" which he host. |
Founder of the Imagination Lunchbox film festivals, Anthony Michael Hobbs at his IL Basketball Tournament of Games.
