Phil Hobden is a renowned and accomplished film producer from the UK, boasting an impressive decade-long career in the industry. With a diverse range of credits to his name, Hobden has worked on various projects, including radio productions, short films, television shows, and feature-length films.
As a co-founder of Modern Life?, Hobden has collaborated with his long-time partner, Ross Boyask, on several projects. One of their most recent endeavors was the feature film "Left For Dead", which Hobden produced. He also worked as an associate producer on "The Johnna Man".
In the upcoming years, Hobden is set to produce several films, including "Fixers", an action film, "Brutal", a horror film, "Even Dead Men Die", and the thriller "15 To Life", all of which are scheduled to be released in 2006.
Modern Life? was established as a creative media hub, aiming to attract like-minded talent from across the UK and the globe. The company serves as a platform for creatives to collaborate and produce innovative projects.
Prior to his work as a producer, Hobden was an award-winning short film director. He has since shifted his focus to producing, and his other notable producing credits include "Left For Dead", "The Johnna Man", "Pure Vengeance", "Blue Eyes", and "Fixing To Blow".
Hobden has also worked on several other short and feature films, including "Project: Assassin", a project by Andy Hurst and Michael Hurst. When he's not busy producing films, Hobden enjoys horse riding and is also the editor of a film review and news website, The Other Review, as well as an online comic book series, NightWarrior.
