Chris Redd is an exciting actor, writer, stand-up comedian, and sketch and improv performer, known for his dynamic presence and comedic versatility. Originally hailing from Chicago, Chris honed his craft as a frequent performer at iconic comedy venues such as Second City, iO, The Annoyance, and The Playground. Chris gained significant recognition when he joined the cast of "Saturday Night Live" as a featured player for the show's 43rd season. His work on SNL showcased his talent for sharp characterizations and comedic timing, contributing to his growing popularity in the comedy world. In film, Chris made a memorable impression with his flashy role as "Hunter The Hungry," a rapper nemesis to Andy Samberg's character, in the Universal feature "Pop Star: Never Stop Never Stopping," produced by Judd Apatow. His filmography also includes roles in "The House," where he appeared alongside Amy Poehler and Will Ferrell, and in the Netflix film "A Futile And Stupid Gesture" opposite Will Forte. Chris also took the lead role in the independent comedy "Fat Camp," further demonstrating his range as an actor. On television, Chris was cast as a series regular in "Disjointed," a Netflix multi-camera workplace comedy centered around a pot dispensary and starring Kathy Bates. He extended his stand-up repertoire with a featured half-hour set on Comedy Central's "Comedy Central Stand-Up Presents." Chris also appeared in Season 2 of the Netflix series "Love" and was part of Jake & Amir’s digital series "Lonely And Horny" on Vimeo. He was involved in several pilots, including ABC's "Family Fortune," created by Matt Hubbard, Tina Fey, and Robert Carlock, and NBC's "Unt Sketch Comedy Pilot" by Lou Wallach. Further cementing his reputation in the comedy circuit, Chris was recognized as a Standup New Face at the Just For Laughs festival in Montreal. His diverse body of work across film, television, and live performance continues to confirm his status as a rising star in comedy.