Biography

Christina Alexandra Voros is an Emmy-nominated director/producer/cinematographer. A Boston native, Christina has split her time over the last decade between Brooklyn, NY, far West Texas and Isla Mujeres, MX.

Voros began her career as a documentary filmmaker and cinematographer, joining Yellowstone as a B-camera operator in its first season and quickly rising to her current role as a DP/director and executive producer. As a trusted member of Taylor Sheridan's inner circle and the sole female director in the Yellowstone Universe, Voros has spent the past seven years helping shape women’s voices both on screen and behind the camera.

Director and cinematographer of twelve episodes of Yellowstone, four episodes of 1883, and five episodes of Lawmen: Bass Reeves, Christina helms the newest addition to Taylor's repertoire, The Madison, starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell. She directed, shot, and executive-produced all six episodes of the first season, premiering March 14, 2026. Production on the second season has already wrapped.

Aside from her work in the Taylor Sheridan Universe, Christina has directed for David E. Kelley’s American Crime Thriller Series, Big Sky, Ava DuVernay’s acclaimed Queen Sugar and Tate Taylor’s Filthy Rich. She has served simultaneously as director/DP on 35 episodes of prestige television since her directing career began while also lensing feature projects for Tate Taylor, Tim Blake Nelson, Theresa Rebeck and James Franco including Anesthesia, Ma, Breaking News in Yuba County, Trouble, and Saturday Night.