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Anthony Bradford was born and raised in Staten Island, New York and then moved to Monmouth County, New Jersey, where he attended Colts Neck high where he played football, tennis, and performed in the school plays, and in tennis achieved a Sectional 18 Under USTA Ranking. While spending his first year of college at Haverford College, and on the NCAA Division III Tennis Varsity, he enrolled in acting classes at Bryn Mawr College, the alma mater of Katharine Hepburn. After transferring and graduating from Bucknell University, he continued his acting training in New York city. Along the way, he appeared on television shows "One Life to Live", "Gossip Girl", and "White Collar". He was hand picked by James L. Brooks to appear in the Sony Pictures film, "How Do You Know", starring Owen Wilson, Reese Witherspoon, Paul Rudd, and Jack Nicholson. Anthony wrote and starred in the cancer awareness and lacrosse film "Transition", which is based on his brother Nicholas, and it had its world premiere at the Garden State Film Festival in 2010. It is now streaming on Amazon. After moving to Los Angeles, Anthony continued to hone his skills under top acting teachers, and continued to develop his own projects, such as "The Traveler", which also is streaming on Amazon. A recent project he created, a TV Pilot "Greenlit", screened at the 2017 Garden State Film Festival. Anthony will be appearing as a series regular in the upcoming one hour dramedy series, "The Neapolitan", based on the book series. Anthony's directorial debut, "Cellular", which he also wrote and stars in, is a sci-fi drama in the vein of "Black Mirror" and is currently making the rounds on the festival circuit. His scripted digital dating series, which he created and stars in "Love, Millennial Style", is currently streaming on Amazon Prime. He continues to work hard at his craft and on developing new projects with a message.