Black History Spotlight: Bobby Huntley, Making Major Films With No Major Support
Bobby Huntley is a director, producer, writer, and editor who began making movies at 10-years old. The world took notice of his skills after the viral movie Auntie in 2019 which is a horror spoof about the infamous Aunt Vivian Banks from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
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— Black News (@BlackNews) February 18, 2021
Huntley’s has been building his brand unconventionally as he has no current support from major film companies. Instead, he gathers supporters by touring the country with his award-winning projects. He also speaks at high schools and universities to give students a real perspective of indie filmmaking… both the highs and the lows. Bobby has experienced both, facing homelessness and hunger in order to travel with his films across the country. (Source: BlackNews.com)
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