Chris Schermerhorn

Chris (He/Him/They/Them/She/Her) is a non-binary actor who made their film debut in New York City after studying at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts- a conservatory that has several notable alumni including Robert Redford, Grace Kelly, and Paul Rudd. They starred in the New Media series pilot Sorrow Tonine as Theophraste, an ominous ghost in purgatory, shortly after being on the set of their first film: El Mundo Más Allá. Not long afterward, they appeared in TruTV's popular improvisation comedy, Impractical Jokers opposite comedian James Murray (Murr). After spending more than three years in New York City, they relocated to Los Angeles, California and continued their work as an actor. They have appeared in multiple episodes of daytime television crime drama Corrupt Crimes, played Calvin in Henry Danger on Nickelodeon, worked in the movie Miss Arizona opposite Quantico's Johanna Braddy, and starred in the indie-comedy Divos. Chris is a proud LGBTQ+ performer who seeks to shed light on characters in media that don't always live strictly within a gender binary. Representation in media can help garner more acceptance and mutual respect, which every person deserves.