Christina Dobre is an emerging Cinematographer and Educator based in New York City. She began working in film as the Assistant to the Director at age 18 on the set of the feature film, Creedmoria (Dir. Alicia Slimmer), which won Best Narrative Feature (Cinequest Film Festival 2016). Christina is a 2019 film graduate from Fordham University at Lincoln Center. Between studying, she volunteered her time with Film Fatales, a non-profit that advocates for women-identifying directors. Upon graduation from Fordham, she won the prestigious William F. DiPietra Award for Excellence in Film Storytelling and Artistry.

Currently, Christina works in the camera department of NYC’s film scene, in addition to shooting her own projects and educating young filmmakers on TikTok. She most recently shot the music video for singer Sarah Kinsley’s newest single, “The King” which received over 15 million streams, and is in post-production on 2 narrative short films to be released this year. Christina is currently building her body of work as a cinematographer and hopes to inspire younger generations of women filmmakers to tell their stories.