Mike Lobel

Michael Ryan "Mike" Lobel (born March 7, 1984) is a Canadian actor.

Mike Lobel
Lobel with Cassie Steele at the 2007 eTalk Star Schmooze
Born
Michael Ryan Lobel

(1984-03-07) March 7, 1984
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Life and career

Lobel is the oldest of three siblings from the same parents. Mike Lobel has an older half-brother; they share the same father. At a young age he began showing interest in music and visual arts which drew him to Etobicoke School of the Arts. He attended ESA from 1998 to 2003, first majoring in music (he studied percussion) then later switching to drama. While at the school he formed several musical groups and is currently working on his solo project. It was in his graduating year at ESA that he began working as an actor.

In 2003, Lobel made his film debut in an adaptation of Oliver Twist directed by Jacob Tierney entitled Twist, in which he played a small role as a street thug alongside actor Nick Stahl.

Lobel’s most notable performance to date is his portrayal of Jay Hogart, a manipulative school bully on Degrassi: The Next Generation. He maintains that he is nothing like his character in real life. Lobel had originally auditioned to play the role of Dylan Michalchuk, a complete opposite role of his current, but was instead offered the role of Jay.

Lobel has appeared on television in Zixx: Level One and Sue Thomas F.B.Eye and has had starring roles in Selling Innocence and Booky Makes Her Mark. He made a guest appearance on a television series in 2007 entitled The Best Years.

In 2008, Lobel joined the indie-rock band "Future Peers", formerly known as Boys Who Say No, and plays the Synth.

From 2011 to 2013 he played the role of DJ on the sitcom Really Me.

In 2015, he played the small role of Marc the Canadian TV movie "The Music In Me".

Filmography

Film
YearFilmRoleNotes
2003TwistBullyFilm debut
2004DecoysHalloween Jock
Brave New GirlDiz's Date
Prom Queen: The Marc Hall StoryNapoleonMinor Role
2005Selling InnocenceJustin JohnsonTV film
2006Booky Makes Her MarkLorneTV film
2008Degrassi Spring Break MovieJay HogartTelevision movie
LuggageBruce
2009Degrassi Goes HollywoodJay Hogart
2009SuckSam
2010Degrassi Takes ManhattanJay Hogart
2010The Science of CoolN/A
2015The Music in MeMarc
Television
YearSeriesRoleNotes
2003–2009Degrassi: The Next GenerationJay Hogart80 episodes, 2003–2009

Seasons 3-4 (Supporting Role)

Seasons 5-7 (Main Role)

Seasons 8-9 (Guest Role)

2004Sue Thomas: F.B.EyeLance Rose"Into Thin Air" (Season 2, Episode 10)
Zixx Level OneLars"Stuck on You" (Season 1, Episode 8)
2007The Best YearsHandles McPherson"Notorious" (Season 1, Episode 2)
2011–2013Really MeDJ13 episodes, 2011–2013

Seasons 1 (Main Role)

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gollark: How many new reasonably-sized ones have moved to/started in California?
gollark: Hmm, Intel has more stuff in the US than I thought, but no manufacturing in California.
gollark: I think it's mostly in... Taiwan? nowadays.

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