About Us

Bobadilla Productions is an independent film production company that specializes in developing and producing feature films and TV series. Our goal is to create groundbreaking and thought provoking content, in English and Spanish, for both domestic and international markets.

We are especially passionate about telling Latinx stories with a universal appeal in order to bring our unique perspective and rich cultures to a wide audience. Additionally, we aim to help erode the traditional stereotypes and barriers that are in place when it comes to Latinx stories and talent by creating nuanced characters and intriguing stories that represent our diverse culture on the screen. By doing so, we hope to amplify Latinx voices and increase our representation both in front and behind the camera.

Pablo Bobadilla

CEO / Director / Producer

Pablo is a Dominican-American director and producer based out of New York City that focuses primarily on storytelling with a distinct point of view.  He holds a Bachelors in Filmmaking from the film school at University of North Carolina School of the Arts and a Masters in Business Administration from Wake Forest University.  Pablo is an award-winning bilingual filmmaker who is fully determined to tell stories in both English and Spanish in order to connect with domestic and international audiences.  

He recently wrote and directed a TV pilot entitled Smoking Gun, which was a Semi-Finalist at the Cinequest Screenwriting Competition and an award winner at numerous film festivals.  Pablo also recently produced the indie horror film, Where’s Rose, which stars Ty Simpkins (Insidious / The Whale).  The film had its international premiere at the Raindance film festival and it recently secured domestic distribution.

Education

B.S., Business Management - LaGrange College

B.F.A., Filmmaking - University of North Carolina: School of the Arts

M.B.A., Finance - Wake Forest University

Lexis Hooton

Creative Development / Writer

Lexis is a creative producer and writer born and raised in Charlotte, North Carolina. Her Psychology background offers a unique perspective in character motivation and storytelling. She sees the horror genre as an opportunity to present uncomfortable ideas to an audience that is willing and eager to be made uncomfortable. Her first feature film screenplay, Ubiquitous, has hit the festival circuit and screenplay competitions and was recently selected and recognized at multiple film festivals. Her stories tend to focus on the psychological rootwork of human relationships and experiences.

Education

B.S., Psychology - Appalachian State University

Awards & Recognition

UBIQUITOUS - Flicker’s Rhode Island International Film Festival - Award Winner - Screenwriting Discovery (First Prize).

UBIQUITOUS - Big Apple Film Festival Screenplay Competition - Award Winner