Jabari Thomas
- Actor
- Director
- Editor
Jabari Thomas is a multifaceted talent whose influence extends across various facets of the entertainment industry. From his groundbreaking role as the first news anchor with dreadlocks on the morning show at CBS to his current position as a host for the Stadium East Series 2024 tour, Jabari's journey has been one of relentless dedication and unparalleled achievement.
From an early age, Jabari was drawn to the world of television and film. He became involved in the TV business at the age of 11 and by 12, he was already contributing to the church's Media Ministry, which aired live on Sunday television. His passion for storytelling led him to embark on his film career at the age of 16, where he quickly advanced into the production part of television broadcast and journalism.
While still in school, Jabari's talent and dedication were evident as he took on roles such as Technical Director for live TV broadcasts and directed church live sermons. His early experiences behind the scenes laid the groundwork for his future success in the industry.
In his first year of directing, Jabari began to produce and edit commercials for TV, showcasing his versatility and multi-talented nature. His determination to succeed was further demonstrated when he was selected as one of five students to be a national TV News Anchor, solidifying his commitment to a lifelong career in the industry.
Despite the challenges posed by Hurricane Katrina, Jabari's career continued to thrive as he transitioned to the film industry in Shreveport. His directorial debut, "Living for Love," won first place for 'Best in Show' at the Louisiana Film Festival, setting the stage for his future successes in filmmaking.
Jabari's acting career took off in 2007 with his role in the TV film "Queen Sized," leading to numerous credits in major projects such as Universal Pictures' "Pitch Perfect" and TV shows like "NCIS: New Orleans" and "Starcross." His versatility as an entertainer was further showcased when he landed a role as an Entertainment Reporter for KSLA News 12 in Shreveport, Louisiana, where he honed his skills and garnered recognition for his work.
Before his current role as a host for Monster Jam, Jabari served as the morning entertainment host/anchor at CBS in Tampa, where his engaging personality and dynamic presence endeared him to audiences. His dedication to entertaining and performing knows no bounds, as evidenced by his guest appearances on shows like "After The View" and his foray into music with singles like "Weakspot" and "Rushing Me to Leave."
Jabari's ultimate objective is to change the world through entertainment by giving people hope and showing love, a mission that he continues to pursue with unwavering passion and determination through Entertainment.
From an early age, Jabari was drawn to the world of television and film. He became involved in the TV business at the age of 11 and by 12, he was already contributing to the church's Media Ministry, which aired live on Sunday television. His passion for storytelling led him to embark on his film career at the age of 16, where he quickly advanced into the production part of television broadcast and journalism.
While still in school, Jabari's talent and dedication were evident as he took on roles such as Technical Director for live TV broadcasts and directed church live sermons. His early experiences behind the scenes laid the groundwork for his future success in the industry.
In his first year of directing, Jabari began to produce and edit commercials for TV, showcasing his versatility and multi-talented nature. His determination to succeed was further demonstrated when he was selected as one of five students to be a national TV News Anchor, solidifying his commitment to a lifelong career in the industry.
Despite the challenges posed by Hurricane Katrina, Jabari's career continued to thrive as he transitioned to the film industry in Shreveport. His directorial debut, "Living for Love," won first place for 'Best in Show' at the Louisiana Film Festival, setting the stage for his future successes in filmmaking.
Jabari's acting career took off in 2007 with his role in the TV film "Queen Sized," leading to numerous credits in major projects such as Universal Pictures' "Pitch Perfect" and TV shows like "NCIS: New Orleans" and "Starcross." His versatility as an entertainer was further showcased when he landed a role as an Entertainment Reporter for KSLA News 12 in Shreveport, Louisiana, where he honed his skills and garnered recognition for his work.
Before his current role as a host for Monster Jam, Jabari served as the morning entertainment host/anchor at CBS in Tampa, where his engaging personality and dynamic presence endeared him to audiences. His dedication to entertaining and performing knows no bounds, as evidenced by his guest appearances on shows like "After The View" and his foray into music with singles like "Weakspot" and "Rushing Me to Leave."
Jabari's ultimate objective is to change the world through entertainment by giving people hope and showing love, a mission that he continues to pursue with unwavering passion and determination through Entertainment.
