Richard Chance was born into a theatrical family, surrounded by talented artists his entire life. His parents, Larry and Bobbie Chance, were legendary acting coaches who founded 'Expression Unlimited' and taught some of the greatest celebrities of our generation. Richard's birth was even announced in Variety Magazine.
Growing up, Richard was immersed in an environment of mythological proportions. As a young prodigy, he watched and learned from renowned actors like Sir Anthony Hopkins and many more. Since the age of four, Richard has been a professional actor, watching, learning, and working with some of this generation's greats.
As an instructor, Richard has over 10 years of experience as an acting coach, with credits including work within Disney, Nickelodeon, House, and others. Today, he is reaching out to maximize his relationships within the industry to begin work as a full-time producer.
Richard is currently producing the feature film "Prodigy" and co-starring in it with Taylor M. Graham. He is also involved in the TV show "Raising Prodigy" as a producer, with a significant number of projects in the works where he will be producing and starring in all of them.
One of Richard's most notable projects is the film "I Love Hollywood," which was written by his father, Larry Chance, and will be directed by his mother, Bobbie Shaw Chance. The film is a personal and relatable story about Richard's life as an actor and acting coach.
Richard is also dedicated to giving back to his community, particularly to the Abused Children's Foundation. Through a process called The Healing Arts, games, and improvisation, Richard helps emotionally and physically abused children. He shares his love of acting with the children through comedy and improvisation, bringing joy and positivity to their lives.
