Chrissy Marshall is a Los Angeles–based writer and director whose work centers on vulnerable human experiences, existential humor, and dynamic, character-driven storytelling. Chrissy is a distinguished alumna of the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts. and she also happens to be Deaf.  

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Her films frequently spotlight disabled talent both in front of and behind the camera, exploring identity, access, and transformation through bold narratives and and vulnerability. Chrissy’s acclaimed short films, including Hardly What You Want to Hear, Little Fin, and Rain in My Head, have been recognized by Film Independent, ReelAbilities, Indiex, and the Easterseals Disability Film Challenge. Creatively, she is drawn to abstract narratives, feminine energy, asking uncomfortable questions, and landscapes that mirror her characters’ inner lives.
 

Chrissy is currently part of the Sony Television Directing Program, where she is expanding into episodic storytelling by shadowing accomplished directors. Through her production company, Sound of Rain Productions, she develops original IP rooted in accessibility and inclusive practices, both on set and in story.

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Beyond filmmaking, Chrissy creates educational content around accessibility and disability inclusion and is a dedicated advocate with a an audience of over 1.2 million viewers online. Fluent in English and American Sign Language, she is committed to amplifying underrepresented voices,  building a more equitable entertainment industry, and telling new profoundly impactful stories.