Chris Gardner is a Dallas Texas based actor, screenwriter and comedian. His feature acting debut was in the film Cornman: American Vegetable hero, directed by Director/Producer Barak Epstein, in which he had a small supporting roll along side long time collaborator Blair Rowan.

Gardner and Rowan also wrote, over the course of ten years, the irreverently tongue and cheek horror comedy Blood On the Highway which Gardner also co-stared in. The film won the writers best screenplay from Brazillian Fantaspoa Fantastic film festival and best fantastic feature from the Kimera film festival among many other accolades. Most recently the film was picked up for distribution by Universal offshoot E1.

Since then Chris has worked on a range of projects from stand up to co-creating the unapologetically satirical sketch comedy group the Cooperation Corporation to acting in a number of shorts and features. Most notably: St. Nick by Director David Lowery as well as Sundance selection My Mom Smokes Weed and South by Southwest selection Wuss by director Clay Liford.

Most recently Chris has completed the short film Narcissism & Me which he wrote, stared in and produced.