Bobby Horvath

Bobby Horvath became interested in acting at a very young age. He was given the lead role in a school play in grade 5 which sparked his interest in acting. In high school he continued to pursue his craft performing in the school play 'Oliver' as well as other school performances. He was recognized for his talent receiving the 'Theatre Aquarius Drama Award' at his high school graduation. During high school he also performed in theatrical musicals and plays in the Hamilton area. After performing in a number of plays he decided to change into film and television to further explore the industry. Bobby began film acting after high school taking classes at 'The Second City Training Co.' as well as the 'Pro Actors Lab' in Toronto. He was given his first principal role in 'Psycho Ward' filmed in May of 2006. After completion of filming 'Psycho Ward' his aspirations increased significantly. He filmed a number of short films at various universities and other independent features with parts ranging from actor to lead.