Christopher
Kantorosinski

A Born Performer

Christopher Kantorosinski is a SAG-Eligible actor, writer, and former competitive ballroom dancer from Boston, Massachusetts. He began dancing at age six, training and competing nationally and internationally for over 16 years, earning titles including U.S. National Pre-Champ Latin Champion and representing the United States at the WDSF training camp in Caorle, Italy.

In 2019, Christopher transitioned his lifelong passion for storytelling into acting, studying at the New York Film Academy and later at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute. His training includes Acting for Film, Meisner Technique, Voice and Movement, Scene Study, Combat for Film, and Improvisation.

His recent screen work includes a co-star appearance on CBS's FBI, a lead dancer role in a micro-budget feature, spots on the History Channel, and collaboration with Broadway director Hannah Ryan on a short film. Christopher has also modeled with Dynasty Modeling in Boston and appeared in Elegant Magazine.

Beyond acting, he is an emerging author and screenwriter, currently completing a coming-of-age novel and developing screenplays that have advanced in national competitions. With a foundation in ballroom dance, he brings discipline, precision, and emotional truth to every project-driven by story and a relentless work ethic reminiscent of the performers who inspired him to pursue the craft.