Christopher Jenner Cole

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Birthplace:
London

Christopher has been in the performing arts for over 13 years in both factual and drama based productions. He graduated from The Academy Drama School and more recently has studied film making at The MET Film School and The New York Film Academy. Christopher has over 10 years forum theatre and facilitating experience. He is a powerful actor and excellent at improvisational work. He qualified as a teacher in 1991 from Greenwich University in London and reached the top of his profession in 1999, a Headteacher(Principle) a position he held for 10 years and won 2 major awards for. He still however could deny his passion and love for the performing arts and has worked on over 30 productions in the last 2 years. He has had major roles in films, plays and commercials working with some very well known directors, such as Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, Mike Newell, Marc Forster , Sasha Wares and Michael Patrick Jann. In addition to his many performance credits, Christopher has worked on projects and campaigns with the following companies Apple Mac, British Telecom, City of London Police Force, Norvatis, Cadburys, BBC, ITV, Home Office, HM Treasury, English FA and Hewlett Packard. He has two films submitted to Cannes last year, 'Dora' 28 Films and 'Four Hours' Jaffa Entertainment. He has worked on new plays and more traditional works including many Shakespeare productions, performing at The Royal Court and many fringe venues. He has also appeared at the V&A Museum and Catford Broadway in The American Off-Broadway production 'Tell Hell I Aint' Coming', also as 'Doctor Justice' in the TV series 'Road To FA Cup' He has also directed films, music videos and promo after studying at the Met film School in London and The New York Film Academy in Manhattan.

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