about

Christina is a filmmaker and archivist based in Brooklyn. She’s interested in social movements in the United States, critical media theory, radical geography, and how historical narratives about people and land are metastasized and mobilized via archives.

As a producer and associate producer, she’s worked on feature and short documentaries that have been shortlisted for an Academy Award and screened and won awards at HotDocs, Tribeca Film Festival, DOCNYC, Cleveland International Film Festival, Woodstock Film Festival, Telluride Film Festival, One World International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival, and more. Most recently she was the Associate Producer for Angola Do You Hear Us? (Academy Award Shortlist 2023; Tribeca Film Festival, DOCNYC Shortlisted, Critic’s Choice Award for Best Short Documentary Nominee; distribution: Paramount/MTV Documentaries) under director and editor Cinque Northern. Previously, she worked as an associate producer, producer, and archival producer for productions with Expectation TV, The SpringHill Company, McGee Media, PBS, MTV Documentaries, HBO Documentaries, Aubin Pictures, and the American Civil Liberties Union. Before joining film, she worked as a digital media journalist at National Public Radio. You can find her writing and photography in BOMB, Ms., Catapult, NPR.org, Bayou Magazine, The Rumpus, Women’s Health, International Journal of Health and Media Research, among others.

She’s a 2024 NBC Universal Original Voices Accelerator Fellow, a 2023 Global Research Institute Fellow (New York University), 2023 Moore Research Fellow (Swarthmore College), and the Diversabilities Scholar at New York University’s Media, Culture, and Communication graduate program. She’s a member of the Documentary Producers Alliance and Archival Producers Alliance. She is also a volunteer at Interference Archive in Brooklyn where she serves on the digital collections working group. Photos are a hobby and the ones here are of good friends.