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Bobby Ashley's inspiring trajectory serves as a testament to the power of determination, resilience, and the ability of one person's vision to effect lasting change. With each new project, he continues to break barriers and reshape the storytelling landscape, carving out spaces for marginalized voices and communities longing to be seen and heard. As the world eagerly awaits what Bobby has in store, there is no doubt that his artistic endeavors will leave an indelible mark on the tapestry of cinema, fostering empathy, understanding, and a greater sense of unity among audiences of all backgrounds.
Bobby Ashley, a Brooklyn native, found solace in writing stories to escape the challenges of his neighborhood. Despite facing adversity, including bullying and family struggles, Bobby pursued his passion for filmmaking. He wrote, directed, and produced his first short film, "Thicker Than Water," during high school. Though initially hindered by academic setbacks, Bobby persevered and earned a place in Brooklyn College's renowned film program.
At 20, Bobby's short film "Positive" garnered attention for promoting HIV awareness in the Black community. As a junior, he independently launched the digital urban soap opera "The Ave," which achieved remarkable success with over 5 million streams and availability in 100 countries and languages. Bobby co-created the critically acclaimed series "Single Man Problems," gaining a Pre-Daytime Emmy nomination and licensing by Here TV. He was honored by the Robin Hood Foundation and showcased his Alma mater, Guttman Community College.
Today, "The Ave" streams on TUBI, and Bobby has re imagined "Single Man Problems" into a feature-length series called "Single Man Problems: Volume One." With a commitment to reshaping the narrative for black and brown LGBT+ individuals, Bobby's authentic storytelling voice continues to captivate audiences and challenge societal norms.
