Christopher Peters

Christopher Peters was born in Berlin, Germany on 05 December 1989 and became interested in the world of acting early on. In the 1990s, he started out as a performer in amateur stage productions. In 2002, he debuted in the TV short film Cottage Wars (2002) directed by Wolfgang Schill, before joining a semi-professional acting ensemble, to which he belonged until the end of 2004. From 2005 till 2007, he was involved in different individual engagements and projects. In November 2007, he began to take acting lessons at Kristiane Kupfer's Special Coaching Actors Studio and started to make first contacts with the acting industry and art scene of Berlin. Peters gained first professional film experiences in Kivmars Bowling's second feature film One Night in Berlin (2011) in 2008. This was followed by appearances in commercials (e.g. 'Burger King - Black BK') and further film appearances in 2009, including short films such as The Game of Life (2010) directed by Anna Levinson or the feature film Rona & Nele (2013) directed by Silvia Chiogna, as well as a solid supporting role in the web series KreuzKöllnKops (2010). After finishing his obligatory civil service in 2010, Christopher Peters has been acting in different projects on camera and stage. In 2012, he joined the Berlin theatre company 'Blaues Ensemble' and since then has been working in other creative fields as well, such as music or photography. Three years later, in autumn 2015, he joined the independent film production company 'CinImagine'. Since 2016 he works as a voice actor with increasing frequency, debuting in this field in the German-languaged live audio play 'Das goldene Amulett' (directed by Andy Suess). At the same time he joined the voice acting ensemble 'DreamTeamer Hörspieler'. Christopher Peters currently lives in Berlin.