In early 2016, a young actor by the name of Christian Convery burst onto the Hallmark set of ‘Hearts of Spring’, and from the moment his naughty character squirted mustard all over the face of Michael Shanks, everyone knew that this young boy had an amazing future! By the age of two, Christian had already learned to read, and his mother made the wise choice of enrolling him in a variety of advanced disciplines. She quickly realized that it was not only his young mind that she needed to keep busy as her son is a born adventurer and virtually fearless. He has gone ziplining in the Catalina Islands; trapezing by himself – even doing knee hangs; he has run 5k and 10k marathons; ridden a horse by himself when he was only 3, and snorkeled with a pack of wild dolphins. Amongst his busy calendar of adventures, Christian’s mom found time for him to take acting classes, and hence the most exciting of all of his explorations began. Christian began auditioning for commercials at the age of five and was cast in his first of many movie and TV roles within a year. Beginning with Hallmark’s ‘Hearts of Spring’ (for which he won a Joey Award for ‘Best Young Actor in a Supporting Role MOW) Christian then landed a challenging part on ‘Supernatural’ followed by three episodes of ‘Legion’ as Young David (Dan Stevens) and then ‘Van Helsing’. Christian can boast that he has had the opportunity to play both a ghost and a vampire respectively on these massive hit TV shows. It was Hallmark again in 2016 that featured then 6-yr-old Christian in his first major role in ‘My Christmas Dream’. (For which he won a Young Entertainer Award for Best Performance as a Leading Young Actor Aged 11 and under in a TV movie.) Christian began landing movie roles one-after-another, playing the younger version of the title character in Tim Disney’s feature ‘William’, the popular character Eric Allbright in NBCUniversal’s ‘Aliens Ate My Homework’, and a starring role on Hallmark’s ‘Christmas List’ which he won another award for, this time a Young Artist Award for Best Performance as a Supporting Young Actor. To-date, Christian has been most excited about his role as Steve Carell’s youngest son and Timothee Chalamet’s (‘Call Me By Your Name’) little brother in The Amazon Studios Drama ‘Beautiful Boy’, produced by Brad Pitt’s Plan B banner. Christian plays a happy seven-year-old who must deal with the serious effects drug addiction has on an older brother whom he adores. For this talented youngster, acting is one glorious adventure that he never wishes to stop experiencing. Having landed eight important roles in less than a year, Christian is one who will continue to impress audiences and industry professionals alike with his charisma, talent, and of course, fearlessness.