Cris is a classically trained actor with over two decades of experience in film, television, and theater, boasting a diverse range of characters under his belt. With his striking hazel eyes, he effortlessly adapts to various roles, from victims and underdogs to heroes, attorneys, nerds, doctors, and complex villains.
Despite his age, Cris remains youthful, often rocking a skateboard and busting out breakdance moves with ease. His impressive repertoire includes portrayals of characters from Shakespeare to Pulitzer Prize-winning works by Sam Shepard, showcasing his remarkable versatility.
Recently, Cris took on the leading role of Carl in the indie feature film "Squat" and earned critical acclaim as Cameron Matthews in the award-winning "Haunting At Woodland Hills" (also known as "Vacant House"). The film screened at the prestigious Festival de Cannes and earned Cris recognition as Best Actor in a Leading Role at the CineRocKom International Film Festival.
Cris's educational background includes a bachelor's degree in Theater Acting from the University of Southern Indiana and a Master's degree in Film Directing from Regent University. He continuously refines his craft through the Meisner Technique and guidance from various acting coaches.
As a filmmaker, Cris has produced an impressive array of projects, including two feature films, over 20 documentaries, and more than 100 short films. He is committed to telling diverse stories and brings a unique blend of skills to the table, including screenwriting, skateboarding, rollerblading, snowboarding, guitar playing, breakdancing, actor coaching, screenwriting, directing, and cinematography.
In addition to his acting and filmmaking pursuits, Cris is a skilled actor coach, offering guidance and mentorship to aspiring performers. With his extensive experience and impressive range of skills, Cris is an actor and filmmaker who embodies the term "Swiss Army knife," always ready to take on new challenges and adapt to any situation.
