Christine Stoddard is a writer/performer, filmmaker, broadcaster, and artist named one of Brooklyn Magazine’s Top 50 Most Fascinating People. Currently, she produces multi-format projects via her company Quail Bell, winner of a Brooklyn Arts Council entrepreneurial grant and The Center for Micro-Entrepreneurial Training pitch competition. As a recent graduate of Columbia Journalism School, she has won media-maker fellowships from the National Radio Talent System, ProPublica/Investigative Reporters & Editors, and the Austrian Embassy Washington. Clients include Food Navigator, the Art Deco Society of New York, Teen Vogue, Copper Compression, Cosmopolitan, the Textile Arts Center, Gridwise, Bustle, and many others.

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Some notable projects of hers are 5 Ways I Didn't Marry You, Don't Mind If I Don't, Art Bitch, Uncontested, "Mi Abuela, Queen of Nightmares," Bottled, Sirena's Gallery, and Heaven Is a Photograph. Her most recent solo art exhibition took place at the Queens Botanical Garden. Reviews and mentions of her creations have appeared in The Brooklyn Rail, Ms. Magazine, Time Out New York, the Portland Review, and beyond. 

 

Born to a Salvadoran mother and Anglo-American father, she lives in New York City, where she connects with audiences across platforms. She runs the studio for Quail Bell out of Ridgewood.