Christopher Mulvin

Christopher Mulvin is a London based actor from Farnham within Surrey. He discovered his joy for acting from a very young age. Christopher studied A level theatre studies, drama and performing arts at All Hallows Sixth Form College. His time there saw him play roles such as Mr Bumble in "Oliver Twist", Laurence Moss in "Abigail's Party", Eddie Carbone in "A View from the Bridge" and Edna Turnblad in "Hairspray". He went on to study acting at the Arts University Bournemouth to develop his knowledge within performance and increase his skills and experience through training for 3 years. He saw himself playing countless roles in Short Films such as Cole Smith in "Henchmen", Ludovic Scott in "The Life Of Ludovic", Gunnar in "Paperclip" and many more including multiple Theatre performances such as Lieutenant Ratcliff in "Rights Of Man", Borisovich Simeonov - Pishchik in "The Cherry Orchard", Sweeney Bob in "Sweeney Bob" and Tony Brockhurst in "The Boyfriend". With stage, singing and musical theatre, Christopher has dedicated his time to pursue his dream career in film and screen acting after graduating from the Arts University Bournemouth for acting in 2015. He went on to train and became a member at the National Youth Film Academy in London as a chosen Emerging Brit Actor in 2018. Christopher has since seen himself in many short films and feature film productions such as Hans von Brauchitsch in the multi-award winning short film "The Code", Mark Jones in the multi-award nominated feature film "Susan" and Thomas Anderson in the short film "Trauma", Eric LeBlanc in the short film "The Forest". Christopher won the "Excellence in Acting Award" nomination at the Southern Shorts Awards 2018 for his role as Hans von Brauchitsch in the multi-award winning short film "The Code". Christopher won the "Best Supporting Actor Award" nomination at the Branson International Film Festival 2019 for his role as Mark Jones in the multi-award nominated feature film "Susan". Christopher won the "Best Actor Award" nomination at the Genre Celebration Festival 2020 for his role as Martin in the multi-award winning short film "On In 15".