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Christina Jun
Christina Jun (Korean: 전예림) is a Korean–American theatre and film actor, writer and filmmaker based in New York City and Los Angeles. As an actress, she has worked with theatres in various cities around the country including NYC, LA, Chicago and Miami such as the Miami Theatre Center, New American Theatre and the Goodman Theatre. She has also worked on several national print and commercial campaigns including Liberty Mutual, Walmart and VH1. As a filmmaker, her films have been screened and awarded in multiple film festivals including the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival, Hollywood Reel Independent Film Festival and Sacramento International Film Festival. Her latest film, "My Best Friend, Ben" premiered at ICM Partners in Los Angeles in May 2015 and has received honorable mentions for best actress and best supporting actor at the 2016 Asians on Film Festival.〔http://asiansonfilm.com/asians-on-film-festival-summer-quarter-2015-winners/〕 Christina is currently a MFA candidate in film & TV production at the USC School of Cinematic Arts
==Early life==
Christina was born in Madrid, Spain to Chong Ok Lim and Ki Sun Chun. Her mother, Chong Ok Lim is an acupuncturist and her father, Ki Sun Chun is the director of the Spanish Department at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies. She also has a step-father, Walter K. Rothfuss who is a forensic engineer. Christina immigrated to the United States with her mother and older brother in 1992, moving to Columbia, MD. During their entry into the states, US customs misspelled their surname and it was changed from "Chun" to "Jun". As a child, Christina studied traditional Korean fan dance and drumming (Buk) performing in various community events including the annual Baltimore Korean Festival. She has also studied classical violin since the age of 5, competing and performing state wide as a soloist and with orchestras, including the Maryland All-state orchestra. Having attended Korean language school, she is also fluent in Korean.
After graduating from Centennial High School, Christina moved to Chicago to attend the University of Illinois at Chicago. While earning her B.A. in English Literature, she began her acting career by working with theatre companies throughout the city, including Chicago Dramatists and Act One Studios. She then moved to New York City to attend the 2-year conservatory at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.
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