Christina Hall
Director of Special Projects

Christina Hall began her career as a script supervisor with a short film for the 168 film festival, “A Temp For All Seasons.” She had been trained by well-known and respected script supervisor, Robert Gary, who spent over fifty years on the job. His credits include “Friendly Persuasion,” “What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?” and “Knots Landing” among many others. After having her first project nominated in every category and win five major awards, she knew she had chosen the right path. After “Temp,” she worked on several more short films, gaining experience in the varied world of independent festival film projects before moving into feature films, television and music videos. Now she is living the crazy life working with Freshi Films and the International Family Film Festival.

Growing up in a small Alabama town, Christina dreamed of being part of Hollywood. Straight out of UCLA, Christina worked with highly praised casting director April Webster. But at a young age, she chose a more stable career and taught high school social studies for six years. However, that small town girl couldn’t escape her dream, and Hollywood came calling. At the age of thirty, Christina made the decision to follow her passion and leap into the world of filmmaking. She has never looked back.