Angela Gibbs has a diverse history of accomplishments in the
entertainment industry as actor, director, producer and coach.

Some of her current acting credits include television shows: “This
Is Us,” “Hacks,” “Finding Happy,” “S.W.A.T.” and “On
My Block”; and films: “Love Jacked,” “Straight Outta
Compton” and “Think Like A Man.” She was also a series regular
on Aaron McGruder’s “Black Jesus.”

An acting coach, Gibbs supported Michael Keaton on the film
“Birdman” then rejoined with director, Alejandro Inarritu,
coaching on “The Revenant,” both of which won Oscars®. She
coached Demetrius Shipp for the role of Tupac in “All Eyes On Me”
and Richie Merritt in “White Boy Rick.” Gibbs worked with Riley
Keough and Gina Gemelle on their directorial debut film, “War
Pony,” which won the Camera d’Or award at Cannes. Her roster of
clients include Janelle Monae and Ismael Cruz Cordova.

Gibbs produced the play “227” which became the NBC sitcom hit and
the play “Checkmates” that debuted on Broadway with Denzel
Washington – both won NAACP IMAGE Awards.

Gibbs’ short film, “Ties That Bind,” aired on BET Best Shorts.
It also won HBO’s Best Short Competition at Martha’s Vineyard Film
Festival, the Pan African Film Festival and the Juneteenth Festival in
Texas.

She directed a Ghanaian women’s empowerment documentary, “Dare To
Struggle, Dare To Win,” and the film was chosen as the Opening Night
event at the Pan African Film Festival in Los Angeles.

Gibbs attended NYU’s Film Boot Camp, before becoming a directing
fellow at the American Film Institute, where she won the Mary Pickford
scholarship. While there, she cast a student film “Last Breeze of
Summer,” which was nominated for an Academy Award®.

Gibbs worked at Turner Network in Atlanta as senior writer of the
Trumpet Awards its first 10 years. While in the ATL, she taught drama
at Spelman College.
