Chris Levine.

Chris Levine is an award-winning actor with a passion for bold, character-driven storytelling. He starred in Anabolic Life, earning Best Actor at the Orlando Film Festival for his body transformation and dedication to the role as Adam Stenson. His screen work spans multiple genres—from the heartfelt holiday film Saint Nick to high-octane action in The Handler, and gritty psychological tension in the Alaskan-shot thriller No Way Out. With a growing list of lead roles and a deep commitment to each performance, Chris continues to carve out a dynamic presence in independent film.

His early award-winning short films, including Blood Lust and Who’s Watching Who?, set the tone for a career driven by bold concepts and fearless execution. He went on to produce the feature Anabolic Life, followed by multiple Alaskan productions and the genre-blending holiday film Saint Nick in 2024. On stage, Chris has produced several original plays: Possession, a chilling look at Ted Bundy’s first murder (in which he also starred), The Vampire’s Puppet, a modern reimagining of Interview with the Vampire, and most recently The Last Hat, a dark psychological twist on the classic mad hatter archetype. 

Chris Levine has written nearly everything he’s performed in—starting with Anabolic Life, which was recently adapted into the novel Most Muscular, restoring the raw tone of the original script. He also penned the indie holiday film Saint Nick, the thriller No Way Out (originally developed as a Bigfoot horror movie and slated for a novel adaptation in 2026), and over two dozen short films. His writing for the stage includes Possession, a dark look at Ted Bundy’s first murder, and The Last Hat, a psychological horror play reimagining the mad hatter in a chilling, grounded way. Whether for screen or stage, Chris writes with intensity, empathy, and an obsession with character.