Christopher Price

Highlights

• MODELLING:
  • “Brandon Lee Returns” a body art project.
  • Erotic model for "Elizabethan Style" shoot by House of Lilith Photography.
  • "Werewolf and Vampire" for shoot by House of Lilith Photography.
  • "Frank-En-Furter" and various other characters for bus and internet ads for Frightnight Comedy Theatre Restaurant.
  • Modelled for Depp Studio's (Themes included: Cabaret, Irish Gangster, Vampire, and Lust Fuelled Liaison).
  • Body art model for Katastrophic Events ("Blue Devil" a charity calendar shoot to promote Aspergers Syndrome awareness)
• FEATURE FILM:
  • Played lead role William in “Come and Get Me,” a murderous thriller by SlaughterFX Productions.
  • Played Hans, a german musketeer, in "Little Light" by Franck Zuanic.
  • Cast as James, a struggling artist, in "Awake For A Moment" by Urchin Productions.
  • Played Michael, an abusive boyfriend, in “The lives We Lead” by Davo Hardy.
  • Cast as Rolf, the leader of a group of Druidic psychics, in "Godschool" by Will Fieldhouse.
  • Was a background actor and dancer on The Great Gatsby, a Baz Luhrmann film.
  • Cast as the witch and hotel manager Alrik Unger in "Hounslow" a Cardia Films production.
  • Cast as Moonchild, a hippy who learns to fight in order to infiltrate a religious order, in "Ticket 61" by Emma Boddington.
  • Cast as Desert Eagle, a gunslinging thug, in "Never Innocent" by Caffcy Films.
  • Played Cade, a murdered Cabaret Clown, in "True Face" by Russian Doll Productions.
  
  TV:
  • Played Jeffreys, a British spy, in “Hit List” by Beyond Productions.
  • Played David Carlson, an easily corrupted husband, in “Deadly Women” by Beyond Productions.
  • Played Joel Milsap, a gothic murderer, in "Dark Temptations" by Beyond Productions.
  • Extra work on “Home & Away” and “Headland.” Also played Sep Jabowski on H&A.
  • Cast as Stick in pilot episode for TV show “Nu-Age.”
  • Played a Red Coat Soldier in “Tony Robinson Visits Australia,” a History Channel production.
  • Cast as Turkish Soldier in "Great War Horses," by MagoFilms.
  
  SHORT FILM:
  • Cast as Morgan Frey, a hitman with a plan to retire, in "Way Out" by Michael Lameri.
  • Played Hugh, dying of AIDS, in “Fidelity” by Elizabeth Lea.
  • Played Trey, an illegal information dealer, in "Ebon Doll" for Orkward Pictures.
  • Police informant Jeremy in “Forbidden Blood” for Powered Productions. Included stunt work (being crash tackled off an eight foot wall).
  • Played Doktor Von Kronk, a Nazi mad scientist, in "Audition For Murder" by Jon Blum.
  • Played Bernie, a young man at an awkward dinner, in “Sprung” by Max Rowan.
  • G.O.B.R.A.R (god of bogan rock and roll) in a power rangers style comedy by UTS called “The Day Sydney Rocked.”
  • Played comically ignorant murderer Dean in “Recently Fired” by Max Rowan.
  • Parkour and Martial arts enthusiast Stevie in “Wonder Stevie,” action-comedy for UTS. Included martial arts and Parkour stunts.
  • Played neon skinned mutant The Red-Man in a Sci-fi adaptation of “The Maltese Falcon” by Paul Misbrener.
  • Steven Hamilton in “Whistler,” a comedy by Ben Hasic of Metro Screen.
  • Played the recreated spirit of a long dead husband in “Love letters” by UTS.
  • Played Brani, a self centered man who gets a taste of his own medicine as his senses are taken away, in “A Bad Day Never Hath A Good Night” by Marina Wahba.
  • The Lead in “This Is, This Was,” an artistic vision of one man's life from two perspectives, filmed in the style of “Dead Man” and directed by Stuart Thurlby.
  • Played Paul, a schizophrenic who has accidently shot his girlfriend in “Beyond Limits” by Powered Productions.
  • Played Ethan, a protective ghost in “Portraitist” by Yawen Song.
  • Played Jim, a young man trying to figured out his girlfriend's secret, in "Were have you been?" a comedy by Little Slice of Hell Productions.
  • Played Zave, a repentant assassin, in "Defiance," directed by David Dimuro with fight choreography by Kyle Rowling.
  • Cast as Eni, a crime lord with nothing to lose, in "No Refunds" by Josh Aviet.
  • Cast as a time travelling mercenary in "Din"Oh"Saur" by White Productions.
  • Played Clark, a photographer and stalker in "Dark Room" by Darren Phillips.
  
  WEB-SERIES:
  • Played Arich Hoodless, a strange but wise swordsman, in "LARP: The Crowblade Chronicles."
  • Cast as Pale, a well travelled assassin and torturer, in "Nameless."
  • Cast as Dylan, a marksman and survivor in "Hidden Peaks."
  
  THEATRE:
  • Cast as Trotsky, in "All In The Timing."
  • Cast as Thomas, in "The Riddle."
  • Cast as Jo'v, for Live Action Roleplay event "Scykadia." (8 year run, heavy improv focus)
• I receive ongoing vocal training with a focus on musical theatre, but have also performed with live jazz/rock bands, Queen cover band "We Are The Champions," and have been the lead singer/lyricist/frontman for three alternative rock bands (Second Sight, Arkiah and Aetherius). I was cast as the lead role of John The Poet in the premiere performance of "Rikky," a musical set in a post-apocalyptic bunker, and have performed in plenty of well known musicals including "Jesus Christ Superstar," "Children of Eden," "Into The Woods," etc.
  
  I performed weekly at Fright Night Theatre Restaurant for four years as a singer/dancer/impersonator portraying everyone from Meatloaf to INXS, Elton John to Justin Timberlake. I then performed the same role for "Burning Log Theatre Restaurant."
  
  Oh, and my vocal range is actually baritone to tenor, I just didn't have the option to add it above.