Christina Huff

Adjunct Professor of Film Production

Christina Huff is an award winning documentary and experimental filmmaker originally from Berkeley, California. Huff earned an M.F.A. in Documentary Expression in 2022, an M.A. degree in Southern Studies in 2020, and a dual B.A. degree in Art and Southern Studies in 2017 all from the University of Mississippi. Huff's research and project interests include Southern LGBTQ storytelling, gender studies, oral history, documentary archiving, and interdisciplinary learning methods.

As a student at the University of Mississippi, Huff worked at Ole Miss Sports Productions as a content archivist digitizing 16mm film, technical directing live sports games, and assisted in editing a segment for ESPN's The Season. Huff also worked at the Emmett Till Interpretive Center working on oral history projects such as Thriving and Surviving: Covid-19 in the Mississippi Delta where she produced and directed a project that focused on community engagement and struggle during the Covid-19 pandemic.

In her free time you can find Huff taking photographs, painting with watercolors, and reading novels.