[4] After graduation, she worked several jobs, including as a substitute teacher, and acted in student films at SCAD.

[2] Gibbs moved to Los Angeles in 2015 to pursue acting professionally,[3] a year after she began stand-up comedy.

[3][6] They reached out to a number of Black television creatives to market the campaign, including Lena Waithe.

[2][3] Gibbs was cast in the lead role as Hattie, a broke, queer, aspiring TV writer loosely based on Waithe's experiences.

[3][8] Gibbs has a recurring role in Good Trouble and the scripted podcast The Left Right Game.