Currently a Dean’s Fellow in cinematography at N Y U’s Tisch School of the Art’s Graduate Department of Film and Television, Ms. Voros’ careers prior to filmmaking have included that of a stage actor, restaurateur and nationally ranked saber fencer. The only member of her family not to be born in Hungary, Christina was raised in Cambridge, MA, where she later attended Harvard University.

In 2006 she was awarded a Graduate Assistantship in cinematography, working under Tony Jannelli whom she has continued to assist on projects with Jonathan Demme and Martin Scorsese. Her first documentary short, “The Ladies”, received a Gold Hugo for Best Short Documentary at the 2007 Chicago International Film Festival and a Grand Jury Prize at Slamdance 2008.

Ms. Voros' recent projects include campaign videography for Sen. John Edwards and two documentary features being filmed in India: "Children of Ambedkar ", an investigation into the caste system in contemporary Mumbai, and "Jogni: Sex or Culture", a meditation on ritualized prostitution in rural Andhra Pradesh. Ms. Voros is currently producing and directing "Garden in Transit: The Movie", a documentary feature on the Garden in Transit project (www.gardenintransit.org), the largest public arts installation ever undertaken in New York City.