About us

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Christian is a proud member of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma.  Christian graduated from El Reno High School in 2016 and immediately began his pursuit of a higher education and a college basketball career.  He graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 2022 with a bachelor's degree in business management.   During his college years, Christian started a motivational movement called I am, I can, I will and has dedicated his life to inspiring  youth and adults to pursue their dreams with passion and purpose.  

Christian was very engaged in education, sports, and tribal culture while in high school.  He served as youth council president and spent much of his time practicing his traditional way of life by attending his tribal ceremonies and singing his traditional songs.   He played four years of high school basketball where he earned various awards including tournament MVP's, back-to-back All West 3-point champ, and was selected to the 2022 Oklahoma All State boys' basketball team.  Christian was also selected as a Nike-N7 ambassador where a short documentary was done on his life and accomplishments.   It was during his high school years that he began envisioning his motivational movement I am, I can, I will as he chose a drug and alcohol-free lifestyle at an early age.  In 2022, Christian was awarded the Southern Plains Tribal Health Youth Leadership award.  

After graduating from the University of Oklahoma in 2022, Christian began his career in tv and film. Within two weeks of graduating, Christian moved to Montana to work on Paramount Networks popular television series Yellowstone as Directors assistant and within 6 months of working on the Yellowstone set, Christian landed his first major acting role as Martin Kills Many.   Most recently, Christian worked in Texas on Paramount's Bass Reeves series. Christian's future plans include directing and writing in hopes to bring more indigenous representation and authenticity to the film industry.