Christina D. Bartson Associate Producer

Christina D. Bartson is DOC NYC’s Associate Producer. She is a filmmaker and archivist based in New York and London. Her projects consider how historical narratives about conflict, people, and land are metastasized and mobilized through archival media with specific interest given to critical media theory and globalization.

As an associate producer, archival producer, and producer, she’s worked on feature and short non-fiction films that have been shortlisted for an Academy Award and screened and won awards at HotDocs, DOC NYC, Tribeca Film Festival, One World International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival, and more. Previously, Christina worked as producer, archival producer, and associate producer for productions with Vice News, Expectation TV, The SpringHill Company, McGee Media, PBS, MTV Documentaries, HBO Documentaries, Aubin Pictures, and the American Civil Liberties Union. Before film, she worked as a digital media journalist at National Public Radio.

Christina is a 2024 NBC Universal Original Voices Accelerator Fellow, a 2023 Global Research Institute Fellow (New York University), 2023 Moore Research Fellow (Swarthmore College), and the 2022-2024 Diversabilities Scholar at New York University. She holds her M.A. in Media, Culture, and Communication from New York University where her graduate research focused on critical media theory and war media, and her B.A. in Media Studies from Emerson College.