Christine Sposato

Christine Sposato was born in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, NYC and grew up in Long Island, New York. She was born with a natural talent and love for dance and began taking classes in jazz, tap and ballet at the age of three. Her first performing experience was in the ensemble in a fourth-grade production of the musical Godspell. Christine studied acting at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, and with actor/director Austin Pendleton at HB Studio and Circle Repertory Company in New York City. She has also received private coaching from Lee Strasberg protege Mimi Gina, who continues to be Christine's mentor and coach to this day. In 1997 Christine booked her first professional role as a day player on the daytime drama All My Children. She also filmed a Mass Mutual TV commercial with actor John Mahoney. At that time Christine was also studying voiceover acting with Steve Garrin at Voiceworks in New York City. She was a natural at voiceover acting and immediately booked a gig with Spencer Libraries narrating children's books with characters such as Rikki Tikki Tavi. In 2000 Christine moved to Los Angeles where she studied film acting with actress Dee Wallace. From 2000 to 2004 she played recurring roles on General Hospital and its spin-off Port Charles and other television roles. Christine also studied animation voiceover in Los Angeles with animation actor and director Sue Blu and commercial voiceover with the late Cynthia Songe of Blupka Productions. Christine has recorded many radio and television commercials including SoCal Gas; Culver's Restaurants; Bibi-Go; Taco John's; Talking Stick Resorts; Cox Cable; GI Associates; Puppy-in-My-Pocket; Altmeyers Bed Bath & Home; Coca-Cola Latina [Spanish] and more. Christine has narrated a series of children's books for Disney Publishing Worldwide including the titles Lilo & Stitch and The Aristocats; she has voiced extensive e-learning programs for Disney English, Countrywide Bank, Johnson's Baby Basics and many more; and she has recorded numerous explainer videos for corporate clients. In 2023 Christine voiced her first video game, portraying the character of Pom-Pom in Honkai: Star Rail, a HoYoverse video game. She also dubbed a character for the Asian animated series Doremi.