Christian Carroll's life journey began in Oklahoma City, where he took his first breath, before relocating to Philadelphia at the tender age of nine, where he would spend the remainder of his formative years until the completion of his high school education.
As his academic pursuits led him to Los Angeles, he enrolled at Occidental College, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Film Production and Media Studies, laying the groundwork for his future endeavors in the world of cinema.
With a rich and diverse heritage, Christian Carroll's ancestry is a testament to the complexities of modern identity, boasting a unique blend of Chinese, Chinese-Malaysian, Native American (specifically, Mississippi Choctaw),and white descent.
Currently residing in the vibrant borough of Brooklyn, Carroll has established himself as a talented and multifaceted creative force, working professionally as an editorial and fashion photographer, director, and cinematographer.
Throughout his illustrious career, Carroll has directed not one, but two feature films: "Out of Breath" and "Suicide or Lulu and Me in a World Made for Two", cementing his status as a respected and innovative voice in the world of independent cinema.
