Chris Robinson's passion for acting began at the tender age of six, when he would perform for his family. This early start would set the stage for a lifelong pursuit of the craft.
As he grew older, Chris's fascination with the film industry only intensified. The iconic movies "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" and "Star Wars" left an indelible mark on his young mind, and he became determined to one day make movies and act in them.
Throughout his high school years, Chris honed his skills by participating in various productions, including "Annie," "Fools," "A Street Car Named Desire," and "The Elephant Man." His impressive performances earned him a scholarship to attend the theater program at Indiana University Southeast, where he quickly became a leading man in productions such as Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" and Aristophanes' "The Clouds."
Chris's talent did not go unnoticed, as he went on to win two "Best Actor" awards for his roles in "My Town" and "Quartermaine's Terms." In addition to his acting career, Chris also ventured into modeling, while simultaneously starting a church-based acting troupe called "Acts of Faith."
This troupe, which worked with teens from diverse backgrounds, allowed Chris to combine his passion for acting with his faith. He wrote and produced the productions, quickly becoming a respected figure on the church circuit.
However, it was not until 2010 that Chris received his big break in film. He delivered an inspired performance as Nick Stone in "Jackson's Run" and a maniacal performance as Satan in "Gideon's Valor."
Beyond his acting career, Chris is also a skilled screenplay writer, Executive Producer, songwriter, and published author of two books. He is the founder of the Impact Challenge and co-owner of Archangel Global Media, further demonstrating his versatility and dedication to his craft.
As his journey continues, Chris Robinson remains committed to using his talents to inspire and uplift others, while leaving a lasting impact on the entertainment industry.
