Christopher J. Love
- Actor
- Director
- Writer
Christopher J. Love, the oldest of three children was born in Indianapolis, Indiana and raised in Chicago, Illinois. He is the son of J.C. Love Jordan, a high school programmer, and Valerie Love Jordan a skilled photographer. His middle name comes from his father, John. (Despite the last name, his family is not related to, or named after basketball legend Michael Jordan).
Chris is a multi-faceted artist having credits and experience in directing, screenwriting and acting. Most recently, he has been brought on to direct multiple episodes of the family comedy, 'Being Alex'. Chris has won awards with the work he has done as the director of the two fantasy short films, Cassandra's Castle (2016), and Ian's Realm (2019). His most notable acting credits are his co-star appearances on the hit television shows, Chicago PD and the musical drama 'Empire'.
As a filmmaker, Chris is compelled by thoughtful and meaningful stories audiences can relate to. He firmly believes in the transformative power of film as a social, political, emotional, and humanistic force. Above all, he is committed to diversity in all aspects of entertainment. Whether that be on screen, behind the camera, or in the boardroom - He believes everyone deserves an opportunity at success.
He resides in Los Angeles, where he supports various initiatives that aid underprivileged youth and the homeless population.
Chris is a multi-faceted artist having credits and experience in directing, screenwriting and acting. Most recently, he has been brought on to direct multiple episodes of the family comedy, 'Being Alex'. Chris has won awards with the work he has done as the director of the two fantasy short films, Cassandra's Castle (2016), and Ian's Realm (2019). His most notable acting credits are his co-star appearances on the hit television shows, Chicago PD and the musical drama 'Empire'.
As a filmmaker, Chris is compelled by thoughtful and meaningful stories audiences can relate to. He firmly believes in the transformative power of film as a social, political, emotional, and humanistic force. Above all, he is committed to diversity in all aspects of entertainment. Whether that be on screen, behind the camera, or in the boardroom - He believes everyone deserves an opportunity at success.
He resides in Los Angeles, where he supports various initiatives that aid underprivileged youth and the homeless population.
