‏Christina Sparks‏

Christina sparks, born in Cincinnati Ohio to Linda and Harold Sparks an aspiring actress. Christina got her acting start at the young age of 8 by acting in church and school plays. Graduated from Winton Woods High School Christina took a break from the industry to go to college at Northern Kentucky University to study forensics which ultimately led her to a different passion of communications when she realized she still loved the entertainment industry and got back into acting. In 2015 in Hamilton Ohio Christina jumped back in the entertainment field and started off back as an extra in the movie called Tiger starring Mickey Rourke, from there she started doing background work for any movie she could get her hands on. The next film in 2016 in which she worked on was as a featured extra in the Arnold Swartznegger Movie titled 478 later changed to Aftermath. The next movie in which Christina worked on was a short winter film comedy sketch as an extra as an audience attendee. The next film in which she worked on was a lifetime original biopic called "Surviving Compton" in which she played a nosy neighbor as well as a concert attendee. The next movie under her belt was a speaking role in the movie "Killing Of A Sacred Deer" starring Colin Farrell and Nicole Kidman as a Secretary. The next movie after that was called "Blood On Wheels" starring Directed by James Franco starring Pollyanna McItosh in which she played a female biker chick. The next role in which she played was an avid protester in the film titled "Mercy" starring Ellen Page and Late Mara. The next film in which she had a role in was called "UFO" In which she played a diner patron and a college student. The next movie after which started out 2017 was the movie that was titled "The Public" directed by Emilio estravez, starring Christian Slater, Taylor Schilling, Gabrielle Union, Jena Malone and Micheal Williams. Christina is known to many as the challenger because anything she sets her mind to accomplish she does try to be the best human being possible. Not only is Christina very dedicated to the art without even being signed yet she is an activist with the homeless community and a dedicated member of Citygate church. She is not only humble but very family oriented and has the biggest hard and most joyous spirit. Christina parents as well are dedicated Christians and instilled in Christina her amazing work ethic and caring spirit.