Christina Xing

Christina Xing is an award-winning Asian American filmmaker who doesn’t just make content — she makes cultural moments. Known for her emotionally rich storytelling and visually distinctive voice, Christina has repeatedly cracked the internet in ways most directors only dream of. From the outset of her career, Christina’s work demonstrated an uncanny ability to resonate with global audiences. Her acclaimed video for Wish You Were Gay by Claud amplified the emotional core of the song, leading to collaboration with major labels and artists across the industry. Most recently, her direction of Space Girl by Frances Forever — a song that itself became a viral TikTok phenomenon — has amassed millions of views on YouTube and become a defining visual moment for the track. Christina’s work bridges cinematic craftsmanship with cultural relevance. Her signature aesthetic — saturated, youthful, dreamlike — draws from personal memory while speaking directly to young audiences, earning projects with global brands such as Disney, VANS, Tinder, Snapchat, and Crayola. Born in Alabama and now based in Los Angeles, Christina creates environments where authenticity thrives — collaborative, affirming spaces that coax genuine performances and elevate every project beyond expectation. Whether crafting a short film, a viral music video, or branded storytelling, she brings heart, curiosity, and cinematic precision to every frame. Her work doesn’t just get seen — it gets shared, remembered, and talked about.