Chris Moller

Nicknamed the "B-Movie Star of Detroit" amongst such titles include digitally shot video projects such as "Guns Drugs and Dirty Money" and "Dead Unead", a film which was shot on a camcorder for $500 dollars but attained over $1,500 dollars in local revenues from suburban Detroit screenings; Moller hoped to put Detroit on the map, when he began his career doing student films in high school and started teaching at an acting school in Ferndale, Michigan, called Maxxim Development, where for a low price, Moller currently teaches commercial auditioning techniques to actors in Detroit. His other works include several community theater plays in the greater suburban Detroit area, and he himself is a Stanislavski actor who currently can be seen in local to Detroit TV commercials for restaurants and other companies.