Christina Alexandra

Christina Alexandra hails from Upstate New York, where her passion for the arts began to blossom. After completing high school, she relocated to New York City to pursue a degree in Broadcast Journalism, immersing herself in the world of acting. One of her earliest roles was in the independent film "Torn from Innocence," which marked the beginning of her artistic journey. Christina soon gained recognition for her work on the Japanese documentary series "The Great Masters," which reached audiences across Japan.

Her fluency in Russian opened doors for her in 2009 when she landed a significant role in the film "No Love in the City," which was released in theaters throughout Russia. During her college years, she also ventured into commercials and hosted a show, enhancing her versatility in the industry. Christina minored in TV production, enabling her to direct and produce two of her own short films, showcasing her multifaceted talents.

Having honed her craft at TVI Studios in NYC, she continued to build her portfolio with recent projects, including an MTV pilot where she portrayed a home-wrecker and "Scorned: Love Kills," airing on Discovery ID. After a brief stint in Los Angeles, she returned to New York City. Christina graduated with her Bachelor of Science in just three years, achieving a notable GPA of 3.9, graduating magna cum laude.