Christopher W. Graham

Christopher W. Graham studied film directing at Biola University. After college, he began shooting music documentaries, commercials and comedy sketches. Graham co-produced two seasons of a live-music series for PBS called Open Mic TV (05,06)-which highlighted Southern California bands. In 2012 he co-wrote and co-directed Noble Fir (his first feature film), which had its World Premier at the 2014 Cinequest Film Festival. In 2014 he co-produced the documentary My Name Is Water with legendary actress Sharon Stone. My Name Is Water premiered at the 2015 Hollywood Film Festival . In 2019, Graham wrote and directed the short film Aida-which was critically acclaimed and received several accolades including Best Dramatic Film at the 2020 Austin Under the Stars Film Festival.