Chris Parson

Biography

Chris Parson is an American voiceover actor and a 2001 graduate of the USC School of Cinema Television (now USC School of Cinematic Arts). Parson began his career working primarily as an assistant in talent management while still a student, and worked briefly in digital artist management for Sony Pictures Imageworks. It was after being laid-off from Sony that Parson decided to pursue a career in voiceover, one he entered after responding to a classified ad on the popular website craigslist.org. He subsequently appeared as the narrator in several documentaries, appearing on The Fifth Element special edition DVD and The Pursuit of Happiness DVD, as well as VH1's mini-series Fabulous Life: Really Rich Real Estate. Parson also served as the narrator for the now-cancelled Fox series Nashville. Parson currently voices the title role (as well as many others) on Comedy Central's animated series Lil' Bush, and lent his voice to an episode of Fox's popular show Family Guy. Chris Parson resides in Los Angeles, California. Trivia Considers Chaplin's "City Lights" to be the very best film he has ever seen. His favorite song is Henry Mancini's "Moon River". Graduated from the University of Southern California's School of Cinema-Television. Speaks fluent Spanish. Great-great nephew of Jack Mills. Graduated from Kingwood High School, in Kingwood, Texas. The late Carl Boenish (known as the "Father of BASE jumping") is his half-uncle.