Kristina Van Kirk Hoffman

Born and raised in Northern California, I have a passion for the environment, education, comparative religions, politics, writing, art and design. As an undergrad at UCLA I wrote for the Daily Bruin, booked bands and comedians for the Kerckhoff Coffee House and started a student art gallery on campus. Humor, environmental concerns, beauty, politics and religion are topics covered in my screenplays. From 1983-1997, I curated and directed contemporary art galleries in Los Angeles. My first screenplay was co-written in 1989 with a photo journalist who had covered the conflicts in El Salvador in 1984. I took a screenwriting bootcamp in 2018 and have dedicated myself to screenwriting since then. I am on the board of the Palm Springs Writers Guild and am active with fellow screenwriters.