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Christopher Matthew Spencer is a multifaceted professional - a businessman, author, public speaker, and U.S. Navy veteran. Facing adversity early in life, he overcame being broke and homeless at 16 to incorporate his first company by the age of 18. Throughout his illustrious career, he has owned or managed businesses in diverse sectors including wholesale, retail, hospitality, real estate, and publishing. With his wealth of experience in consulting, he has advised businesses of all sizes, from budding startups to Fortune 100 companies.
In his career journey, Christopher Matthew has turned his sights to the entertainment industry with a focus on acting, writing, and directing. His training as a thespian comes from the prestigious Brian Cutler Actors Studio.
In the past year (as of 2023), he has secured an impressive 27 roles. His work spans a variety of mediums, including collaborations with two Oscar(TM) winning actors, appearances in esteemed television shows such as "Dave", "Saturday Morning All Star Hits", "Snowfall", "Station 19", and the second season of the Lakers-retrospective series "Winning Time".
His commercial work includes serving as a product spokesperson for Aktiia and leading three commercial projects for Google Shopping. He has also dedicated significant time to industrial work, contributing 60 hours to LinkedIn projects. His versatility extends to voiceover work for iHeart Radio and dubbing American voices for foreign feature films.
In addition to his screen roles, Christopher Matthew has been featured in numerous music videos, including "Generation Cancellation" by Little Big and "Biutyful" by Coldplay. He has also worked as a stand-in for major Hollywood star George Wendt from "Cheers" and participated in scenes with Charlie Day in the feature film "Screwball".
A standout achievement in his burgeoning acting career is his co-starring role in the acclaimed horror director Anthony DiBlasi's Hollywood feature film "Malum", where he portrayed Officer Hudson. This film was recognized by The New York Times as one of the "Five Horror Movies to Stream Now" in 2023.
