Christiana Ebohon-Green

Director/Writer

I am an award-winning drama director and have been selected for the BAFTA Elevate 2017 scheme. I am a former mentee on Women in Film & Television's 2015 mentoring scheme and graduated from the National Film & Television School, where I studied Fiction Direction.

I have directed episodes of Outlander, Vera, Grantchester, The Mallorca Files, Call the Midwife and Father Brown this summer. Over the last fifteen years I have directed many hours of drama series on British network television, including - Holby City, Doctors, EastEnders, Hollyoaks and Emmerdale. I have also made a number of award-winning short films - Kodak Award USA, 2nd place: Kodak Eastman Commercial Competition and Lloyds Bank Challenge Four Film Challenge. Having built up such a strong body of experience, I am now focused on moving on to more challenging drama, as well as feature films.

In March 2017, I directed a short stage play called, Very Special Murders for Free Rayne Artists' 'Spiral'.

I directed a Film London Calling Plus short called, Support. I received funding from Creative England and the BFI to direct a short film, Some Sweet Oblivious Antidote starring amongst others, Sir Lenny Henry, Wunmi Mosaku, Colin Salmon, and Fatima Koroma. This Emerging Talent scheme will develop me towards my first feature film. Both shorts have screened at numerous film festivals and Some Sweet Oblivious Antidote was long listed for the 2018 BAFTA Awards.

I was selected for a place on Directors UK's high end mentoring pilot scheme. I shadowed a director on a Kudos/Sky production, The Tunnel 2: Debris and directed some of their 2nd unit sequences.

I have written two screenplays, one of which SHEBA was developed with BABYLON 2015 - to further stories from diverse backgrounds. My first screenplay is called Phoenix.

1. Coronavirus basic awareness on production training

   ScreenSkills Test · Mar 2022

   ScreenSkills Funded

2. Addressing unconscious bias: basic awareness in the workplace

   ScreenSkills Test · Sep 2021

   ScreenSkills Funded

3. Coronavirus basic awareness on production training

   ScreenSkills Test · Jun 2020

   ScreenSkills Funded

4. Tackling harassment and bullying at work

   ScreenSkills Learning · Sep 2020

   ScreenSkills Funded

5. TV and diversity – how to make 2020 the year of genuine change

   ScreenSkills · Aug 2020

   ScreenSkills Funded

6. Post Graduate Diploma Fiction Direction

   National Film & Television School · Sep 1995 - Jul 1998

• Working Safely at the BBC

  Production Safety Passport · BBC
  Issued 20 Jul 2023 · Expires 20 Jul 2028

• Risk Management of Productions

  Production Safety Passport · First Option Safety Group
  Issued 17 Aug 2022 · Expires 17 Aug 2027

• Tackling harassment and bullying at work

  Screenskills Learning
  Issued 11 Sep 2020