Christopher Escalante
2011 Bio
Christopher Escalante is a media music composer and conductor for video games, television, film, and media. Christopher has studied and learned from many prominent composers, including Hans Zimmer, Gerard Marino, Bruce Broughton, Bear McCreary, Sean Beeson, Elia Cmiral, Sam Cardon, Lisle Moore, and many others.
Christopher has written music for many small-time media productions including video game mods, student films, commercial entries, viral videos, and a television pilot. He was brought on to write the music for the "Prophecy of the Flame" audio book series.
2012 Bio
Christopher Escalante is an award-winning music composer and voice actor for video games, film, and media.
As a composer, Christopher has learned from many prominent composers such as Hans Zimmer, Gerard Marino, Sam Cardon, and many others. First composing in 2009, he quickly gained popularity after being awarded the "2009 AME Best Audio - Body of Work" by the Academy of Modding Excellence for his contributions to the Neverwinter Nights 2 IGN modding vault. And has since then, gone on to score many video games, machinima series, audio books, short films, commercials, viral videos, and a television pilot.
As a voice actor, Christopher broke into voice acting for video games in Nexon's "Dungeon Fighter Online", afterwards starring in many indie video games such as "Return of the Guitar Lord" and "Abandoned", as well as many small-time media productions for machinima, animation, book trailers, and commercial work.
2013 Bio
Christopher Escalante is an award-winning music composer and voice actor for video games, film, and media.
As a composer, Christopher has learned from many prominent composers such as Hans Zimmer, Gerard Marino, Sam Cardon, and many others. First composing in 2009, he quickly gained popularity after being awarded the "2009 AME Best Audio - Body of Work" by the Academy of Modding Excellence for his contributions to the Neverwinter Nights 2 IGN modding vault. And has since then, gone on to score many independent video games such as Abandoned, Return of the Guitar Lord, and STORM: Neverending Night, as well as many machinima series, audio books, short films, commercials, viral videos, and two television pilots.
As a voice actor, Christopher broke into voice acting for video games in many of Nexon's MMO video games as the Legendary Heroes in Dungeon Fighter Online and the Atlantean Male in Atlantica Online, as well as many small-time media productions for indie video games, visual novels, machinima, animation, book trailers, and commercial work. Much of which has been involved with the Filipino entertainment company Voiceiyuu and its branch Voiceiyuu America.
Apart from his work, he is also an avid fan of music, anime, manga, video games, and performing through music, singing, beatboxing (vocal percussion), and acting.
2014 Bio
Christopher EscalanteChristopher Escalante is an award-winning music composer and voice actor for video games, film, and media, and is excited to be back at SNAFU Con 2014! As a composer, Christopher has learned from many prominent composers such as Hans Zimmer, Gerard Marino, Sam Cardon, and many others. First composing in 2009, he quickly gained popularity after being awarded the "2009 AME Best Audio - Body of Work" by the Academy of Modding Excellence for his contributions to the Neverwinter Nights 2 IGN modding vault. And has since then, gone on write original music and songs for many video games and visual novels such as Seduce Me, Kendo Crush, and STORM: Neverending Night, and has been heard by millions in many films, television series, commercials, web series, and audio books. Christopher EscalanteA graduate of Bang Zoom! Entertainment's Advanced Voice Acting Workshop, Christopher broke into voice acting for video games in many of Nexon's MMO video games as the Legendary Hero in Dungeon Fighter Online and the Atlantean Male in Atlantica Online, and has gone on to voice many roles in video games and visual novels such as Junius Farenheit in Sierra Ops and Eagle Morris in Aces Wild, as well as many other video games, visual novels, mobile apps, and television and radio commercials.