Christina is an actor, director, educator, filmmaker, and mother. She produced/wrote/directed/edited "Fireworkers" (World Premiere Nashville International Film Festival 2016, NiFF, La Femme "Best Narrative Feature Award"), through which she became a member of Film Fatales (Narrative) New York. She has produced/written/edited/directed short films “Launch, “In Case of Communism,” and, most recently, “Madea Takes Some Time,” which she produced/wrote/directed/edited/shot. She joined Notice Pictures as an Assistant Editor, and has edited music videos, commercials, and short narrative films, most recently “June” and “Skim,” directed by Will Pisciotta. She is now on the IATSE #700 Roster to be hired Union on the West Coast. She attended the CalArts summer extended studies program in Animation and works as a freelance storyboard artist, most recently for Frank. She is a Clinical Associate Professor with the Film Television Voiceover and Commercial program at Pace University, where she teaches Visual Storytelling and Acting for the camera. She has several writing projects currently in development, including a narrative feature and an episodic, for which she was a semi-finalist with the Almanack Episodic Writer’s Lab in Costa Rica. She has progressed to the Final Interview phase with the AFI DWW as well as for NYU’s Tisch Graduate Film Program. As an actor, she has worked on "House of Cards,” "Atlanta," "Dietland," "Bull," "Person of Interest," "Blue Bloods," "All My Children," and Amazon’s "Z: The Beginning of Everything,” as well as at the A.R.T., the Long Wharf Theatre, The Cherry Lane Theatre, The Wallis, 59E59, and in Greece and Hong Kong. She lives in NY and is repped by Artists & Representatives & Judi Farkas Management LLC.