Photos From The Set & Headshots

Below you will find photos from the set of Christopher's various television, radio, video, and theater performances through the years.  This page is updated as he works, so check back often!

You can also veiw a selection of his headshot photos by clicking on the "Headshots" link to the left,
just above Christopher's photo.

August 4th & 5th, 2006 - William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night"

The Player's Club production produced by the Santa Clarita School of the Performing Arts

Valencia, California

Info:  Christopher performs the roll of Sir Andrew Augecheek along with credits for Assistant Director and Sound/Lighting!  Christopher's rendition of Sir Andrew was hysterical and brought down the house with roars of laughter.

Christopher as Sir Andrew!	Sir Toby, Sir Andrew, and The Fool partying.	Fabian taking care of Sir Andrew.
Christopher's Sir Andrew hides while spying on fellow actor/director Gavin Cormany's Malvolio.	Malvolio is unaware of the antics of Sir Andrew, Sir Toby, & Fabian.	Sir Toby comforts Sir Andrew.
Sir Andrew and Viola duel (sort of).	Sir Toby and Fabian advising Sir Andrew.	Sir Andrew & Fabian express their secret love for one another.

December 2005, April 2006, & May 2006 - Christopher places 3rd in the National Forensic League's Tri-Valley area high school speech competition which moved him on the the California State Speech & Debate finals in Sacramento, California!  WTG Christopher!

December 2005 Christopher wins a State Qualifying award from National Forensic Leaque for his Thematic Interpretation!	April 2006 Christopher with fellow State Qualifiers in Sacramento for the State Speech Finals!	May 2006 Christopher receives award at Valencia High School for his achievements on the Speech Team!

October 14, 2005 - Directorial Debut - "The Family Continues"

Saugus High School, Saugus California

Info:  Christopher has his directorial debut with Valenica High School's submission of Landord Wilson's "The Family Continues" in the Hart District Theater Project multi high school event.  In addition to directing his peers, Christopher performed two rolls in the play!  Bravo!

Bravo to the cast of "The Family Continues"!	You were fantastic!	Christopher making his directorial debut!
Kuddos to you Christopher! The only student director in the exhibition!

November - December 2004 - "A Christmas Carol"
Glendale Centre Theatre, Glendale, Ca
Info:  Christopher stars as "Peter Cratchit" for his 3rd consecutive season!  This is a banner anniversary year for GCT, as it celebrates the 40th consecutive season of "A Christmas Carol" which is the longest consecutive run in the country (if not the world)!

Cratchit Family Makes Their Enterance!	"Peter" and The Cratchits!	Opening Number!
Preparing For Christmas Dinner!	Welcoming Martha!	Such A Good Son!
"Peter, Bring In The Feast!"	Not For The Ears Of Children!	"God Bless Us!"
Poor Tiny Tim!	2004 ACC Cast	Crazy Good Times!

March - 17th, 2004 - "Romeo & Juliet" Valencia High School Theater, Valencia, Ca Info:  In his first theater performance at VHS, Christopher starred as the Capulet Servant.  This version of "Romeo & Juliet" was set in modern day Ireland using the Protestant/Catholic conflict as the back drop.  All lines remained true to the original play but they were delivered in Irish accent.

The Protest March	Capulet Servant	Taking A Beating
The Important Delivery	Order Restored	The Messenger
That Makes How Many?	The Death Scene.	Bravo!

January 7, 2004 - Table Read (Helping Out Cast) "The Drew Carey Show"
Warner Brothers Studio, Universal City, Ca
Info:  There when you need him, Christopher was called last minute to the set of "The Drew Carey Show" to run lines for an actor that wasn't available. 

Doing A Favor For Drew Carey!	That's What Friends Are For!

November - December 2003 - "A Christmas Carol"
Glendale Centre Theatre, Glendale, Ca
Info:  Christopher starred as "Peter Cratchit" in his 2nd consecutive season.

2003 ACC Cast.	The Cratchits And Scrooge.	Singing His Heart Out!
"Peter" With Mama Cratchit	Big Brother To "Tiny Tim".	"To Mr. Scrooge......"
Scrooge Sees A Vision Of Christmas Present.	Cheers All Around!	"God Bless Us, Every One."
Family Comfort.	Scrooge Surprises The Cratchits With A Visit.	Scrooge Learns The Meaning Of Christmas.

July 28, 2003 - "Four Yorkshire Men"
Glendale Centre Theatre, Glendale, Ca
Info:  Christopher starred as "Obediah" in "Four Yorkshire Men" during the Glendale Centre Theatre's "Night Of A Thousand Acts!" 2003.  All lines were delivered with Brittish accent.

Performing As "Obediah".	In The Spotlight.	Telling A Tall Tale.

November - December 2002 - "A Christmas Carol"
Glendale Centre Theatre, Glendale, Ca
Info:  After attending this play for years as a child at the Glendale Centre Theatre, Christopher was thrilled to be cast to play
"Peter Cratchit" in this lovely version of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol".  At about age 8, when taken to see the play, Christopher said "I'm going to be in that play someday!" and he was!  (Little did he know he would later go on to play the part for several years running!)  True to form, the lines were all delivered with an Old English accent.

2002 ACC Cast!	Cratchits 2002	The Family That Sings Together...
A Toast To Mr. Scrooge.	Helping To Comfort.	Poor Tiny Tim.

September 11 & 12, 2002 - "The King Of Queens"
Sony Studios, Culver City, Ca
Christopher Co-starred in the "Jung Frankenstein" episode where Jerry Stiller's character is addicted to nasal spray.  If you remember that episode, Christopher played the boy that Jerry tried to scare out of buying nasal spray, because he thought the boy would become addicted to it as well.  This episode reruns regularly.  Sometimes Christopher's scene is missing though, because it was the tag at the end of the show and some networks have eliminated tag endings.  It is still shown on some stations though, so keep an eye out if this episode is running.  If you are lucky enough to see it on a station that still has the tag ending, you will still see him!

Kevin James, Jerry Stiller, Christopher, and Leah Remini.	Someday He Hopes To Direct.	Director Rob Schiller
Christopher With Actor, Victor Williams.	Christopher Played A Boy Buying Nasal Spray Who Is Frightened by Jerry Stiller.	Rehearsing With Jerry Stiller!
Christopher with Actor, Dave Foley Who Also Appeared In This Episode.	Relaxing During A Break In Taping.	Christopher And Cast Taking Their Curtain Call In Front Of Studio Audience!

July 8, 2002 - "Charley's Aunt"
Glendale Centre Theatre, Glendale, Ca
Info:  Christopher played the principal part of "Jack" in GCT's version of "Charley's Aunt" during the "Night Of A Thousand Acts!" 2002.  It was his first performance at the Glendale Centre Theatre.

Trying To Fool The Girls.	Think They'll Fall For It?	It Was Worth A Try!

August 22nd & September 12th, 2001 - "Titus"
CBS Radford Lot, Studio City, Ca
Info:  Towards the end of the final season of "Titus" the Christopher was cast to replace the original "10 Year Old Titus" as a recurring character.  Unfortunately his stint only lasted two episodes.
(Figured there would be more time for photos.  Oh well!)

* Photos Not Available.  Below Is A Photo Of Christopher Titus' Autographed Headshot.

"Chris, You Play Me Great!"

August 14th - 18th, 2000 - "The Norm Show"
Warner Brothers Studio, Universal City, Ca
Info:  Christopher guest starred as "Young Teddy", a boy who Norm befriended while doing community service for an after school study group, and ultimately takes out trick-or-treating.

Norm MacDonald	Director Shelley Jensen	Faith Ford
Laurie Metcalf	Artie Lange	Max Wright
Ian Gomez	The "After School Study Group".	Trick Or Treat!
Curtain Call!

September 24, 27 & 28 1999 - "Stark Raving Mad"
CBS Radford Studios, Studio City, Ca
Info:  One of Christopher's funniest performances was when he co-starred as the younger version of Neil Patrick Harris' "Henry" on Stark Raving Mad, where "Young Henry" relives the memory of being tormented by his cousin on Halloween.

Neil Patrick Harris	Tony Shalhoub	Heather Paige Kent
Eddie McClintock	Director Gail Mancuso	Looking Scary With Anastasia Emmons.
Great Job!

September 17, 20, & 21, 1999 - "Oh Grow Up"
CBS Radford Studios, Studio City, Ca
Info:  Co-starring in what would ultimately be the first of many trick-or-treating roles that Christopher would be cast in over the years, Christopher played the part of "Trip", a young boy trick-or-treating at the door of Rena Sofer's character on the show.  "Trip's" dad was played by Rena's real husband, Wally Kurth (General Hospital).  Don't tell Wally, but to this day Christopher has a bit of a crush still on Rena!  shhhhh!

Rena Sofer	Stephen Dunham	Ed Marinaro
David Alan Basche	John Ducey	Wally Kurth
Beans!	Director Tedd Wass (Blossom)	Great Job!

March 10, 1997 & August 23, 1999  "N.Y.P.D. Blue"
Paramount Studios, Culver City, Ca
Info:  Christopher played the recurring role of Andrea Thompson's son, "Frank Kirkendall", in 2 episodes of "N.Y.P.D. Blue" one in 1997 and another in 1999.  In the first of his performances he was lucky enough to be cast and directed by Kathy Bates! 
Fellow child actor, Curtis Blank, (not pictured at this time) played is brother in the first episode, but was later replaced by actor, Courtland Mead of "Foxworthy" and the t.v. movie "The Shining" (shown below).  Christopher was lucky enough to hold onto the role until Andrea Thompson left N.Y.P.D. and acting to do news broadcasting.

With "mom", Andrea Thompson in 1997.	His first episode, "I Love Lucy", was directed by Kathy Bates!	With Courtland Mead & Andrea Thompson in 1999.
Christopher & Courtland	Dennis Franz

January 20, 1999 - "Washington Apples" Radio Spot
Studio City, Ca
Info:  Christopher's voice was heard over radios nationwide in 1999 as the voice of one of two boy scouts who meet with the famous "Apple Guy". 

Running Lines With Devon Alan.	Recording The Spot.

October 15, 1998 - "HBO Spot For Dennis Miller"
A & M Records Recording Studios, Hollywood, Ca
Info:  One of Christopher's favorite commercials was one for HBO promoting Dennis Miller's show.  In the spots Christopher got to do Dennis Miller level dialogue.  Not easy (but very funny) for a 9 year old!

Using The Teleprompter.	As Seen Through The Camera!

August 21, 1998 - N'SYNC Music Video "Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays"
No. Hollywood, Ca
Info:  Want to impress all the girls at Middle School?  Christopher did when he landed the part as a principal to dance and sing along with N'SYNC in their holiday music video!  This video still plays from time to time on MTV and VH1 during the Christmas season, so keep your eyes out for him!
Shameless plug for little brother:  Paul played the newborn baby in N'SYNC's "God Must Have Spent A Little More Time On You" music video, as well!  Both Christopher and Paul's videos are on the N'SYNC DVD "In The Mix" which you can find at most video sales outlets, like Best Buy, and you can often find them on the web for internet viewing as well.

With Justin Timberlake	JC, Christopher, & Joey	Christopher & Chris
Lance, JC, & Joey With Christopher & Other Actors	Christopher (Center) In Video	Lance, Christopher, Chris, & Director Lionel C. Martin
Rock'n And Rollin'!	Jiggle Bell Rock'n!	Autographed N'SYNC Headshot!

April 22, 1998 - "Paramount Parks King's Island Amusement Park" Radio Spot
Hollywood Recording Studios, Hollywood, Ca
Info:  Christopher's first voiceover was a radio spot for Paramount Parks King's Island Amusement Park promoting the Rug Rats.

Kick'n Back At Work!

December 21, 1997 - "Replacing Dad" Movie of the Week
Altadena, Ca
Info:  Christopher played "Tommy" on the made for t.v. movie, "Replacing Dad".   Mary McDonnell ("Dances With Wolves) played a single mom trying to date a doctor, played by Jack Coleman ("Dynasty").  Their first date was interrupted when the good doctor was paged back to the office to set the broken arm Christopher's "Tommy".

Mary McDonnell	Jack Coleman

February 7-14, 1997 & March 25-28, 1997 - "The Single Guy"
CBS Radford Studios, Studio City, Ca
March 29, 1997 Season's Wrap Party
Corbin Bowl, Encino, Ca
Info:  Christopher's first recurring role was in 1997 as the adopted son of Ming Na Wen ("Mulan" & "ER") and Joey Slotnick ("Twister" & "Boston Public").  Ming & Joey's character's were expecting to adobt a baby but were given Christopher's, "Teddy", instead.  Johnathan Silverman played his God Father and Don Rickle's his Grandfather.  Christopher taped his episodes toward what turned out (surprisingly) to be the show's final season.  9th in the ratings at the time (not bad) NBC sought higher ratings for the slot between "Friends" and "Seinfeld".  It took them several seasons to find a show as appealing.  Also shown below are photos from the actual footage of the show, the cast and crew's season's end wrap party as well as a candid shot of Christopher with Johnathan Silverman years later in 2003 after one of Johnathan's plays, "Turnaround" in Hollywood.

Johnathan Silverman	"Mom", Ming Na	"Dad", Joey Slotnick
"Grandpa", Don Rickles	Ernest Borgnine	Dan Cortese
Olivia d'Abo	Shawn Michael Howard	His First Curtain Call!
Christopher As "Teddy".	Another Shot From The Show.	Another Shot Inside "The Bagel".
Talking Dad Into Ice Cream Before Dinner.	Sharing Some With "Grandpa"!	Christopher Working With Don Rickles.
Getting A Kiss From Maureen McCormick ("Marcia Brady" bottom) & Bowling With Her Daughter, Natalie (top) at the wrap party.	Reunited In 2003 After "Turnaround".

February 4, 1997 - "News Radio"
Sunset Gower Studios, Hollywood, Ca
Info:  If you remember the episode where Maura Tierney ("Liar Liar" & "ER") is doing a live broadcast from the White House's Easter Egg Roll, Christopher played a precocious egg hunter who botched up her broadcast by yelling about "Pantyhose" each time he was asked a serious question "on air".

On Set With Maura Tierney.	Left to right: Cory Buck, Dion Averstreet, Christopher, Director Lenny Garner, & Sara Paxton.

November 12-15, 1996 - "The Larry Sanders' Show"
CBS Radford Studios, Studio City, Ca
Info:  Here's one you can still catch on HBO!  Christopher played "Roger" in the episode entitled "The Prank".  "Roger" (widely known as "the geography boy") had a very pretty mom (Cecil Hoffman) that Jeffrey Tambor ("Arrested Development") had a crush on.  To get in good with mom, "Hank" offers "Roger" a spot on Larry's show because he thinks "Roger" knows an amazing amount of geography for his age.  Of course once on "the show" the boy can't remember a thing!  Christopher's scenes were with Jeffory Tambor, Cecil Hoffman, and Gary Shandling.  At 7 years of age, this was Christopher's first of many sitcoms to come!  Christopher became a member of the Screen Actor's Guild on this job!

"MAKE UP!"	"Hank" Jeffrey Tambor

September 5, 1996 - "Small Talk"
Recorded in Hollywood, Ca
Info:  Christopher played a principal, as "himself", in this Family Channel game show where child actors were pretaped answers to random questions that later contestants would try to guess how they would respond.

It's Great To Just "Be Yourself"!

July 31, 1996 - "Days Of Our Lives"
NBC Studios, Burbank, Ca
Info:  Addictive long term "DOOL" fans will probably remember Christopher co-staring as "Little Jack" in the episode where "Jennifer" and "Peter" went to London.  While "Peter" is off on an errand "Jennifer" runs into a little boy named "Jack" at the park.  They strike up a conversation and play ball together.  This was Christopher's first major television appearance at age 6 and he performed his scenes with a Brittish accent!  Christopher became an AFTRA member on this job!

"Little Jack" & "Jennifer", Actress Jennifer Cameron

June 17th & 20th, 1996 - "Mc Donald's" National "Pull & Win" Commercial
Disney Ranch, Saugus, Ca (Looping at Santa Clarita Studios, Santa Clarita, Ca)
Info:  Christopher's first National commercial was a spot for a Mc Donald's "Pull & Win" game during the 1996 Summer Olympics.  He and fellow actor, Glen Kavanagh, were both principals playing small town boys trying to catch frogs and pretending to perform olympic feats.

Glen Kavanagh & Christopher Filming At The Disney Ranch.

March 18th & 19th, 1996 - "Sarin City" Commercial For Thailand
Orange County, Ca
Info:  Christopher's second acting job was playing principal in a foreign commercial spot for Thailand.  In this spot, Christopher got to pull a little girl's pony tails on a school bus and fall asleep in class.  (Every 6 year old boy's dream job!)

Christopher Practicing On Actress Kasey Folk.

December 12th & 13th, 1995 - "Tetra Pak"
On Location In Los Angeles & At Universal Studios, Universal City, Ca
Info:  At age 6 Christopher lands his first acting job.  He was hired to play principal "brother" to Ashley McGlone in a foreign commercial for Tetra Pak.  Ashley's had a chain of Tetra Pak commercials at the time that were widely popular in Germany for their humor.  In Christopher's spot, he and Ashley were assisted with their recycling of Tetra Pak cartons by their little dog, played by the famous "Barkley".  It was all up hill from there! 

Christopher Taping At Universal Studios with "Barkley".