Christina's journey began in Upstate New York, where she spent her formative years before making the bold move to New York City after completing high school. This marked the start of her foray into the world of broadcast journalism, as she pursued a degree in the subject at college. Simultaneously, she began to nurture her passion for acting, landing her first significant project in the form of an independent film titled "Torn from Innocence". Her breakthrough role arrived when she was cast in the Japanese documentary series "The Great Masters", which enjoyed national airtime in Japan.
Christina's linguistic talents proved to be a valuable asset, as she speaks fluent Russian. This skill ultimately led to her securing a role in the 2009 film "No love in the city", which was released in movie theaters across Russia. During her time in the city, she worked on various commercials and even hosted a show while still a student. Her academic pursuits were multifaceted, as she minored in TV production, allowing her to direct and produce two of her own films.
Christina's acting skills were further honed through her studies at TVI Studios while living in New York City. In 2012, she landed a role in an MTV pilot, playing the part of a home-wrecker, and also appeared on "Scorned: Love Kills", a program that airs on Discovery ID.
After a brief stint in Los Angeles from 2010 to 2011, Christina returned to New York City. Her academic achievements were impressive, as she graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in just three years, earning a remarkable GPA of 3.9 (magna cum laude).
