Faculty

Prof. Adrian Mihai

  am14@nyu.edu

Adrian Mihai, the broadcast coordinator of the department, is a freelance videographer, independent producer and multi-media designer. He produced and directed several documentaries, “E Pluribus Unum” (1994), a film that investigates the spiritual milieu of first generation immigrants from Romania, as they become integrated into the various folds of the American society, “Someone Has Killed The Sphinx” (1995), a film offers an analysis of Romanian social realities following the overthrow of Nicolae Ceausescu’s dictatorship, as seen through the staging of”Oedipus”, at the Romanian National Opera House, “Crossroads” (1998), a film that takes a look at Columbia University’s Graduate Acting Program, created and steered by renowned Romanian-American director Andrei Serban, “E Biagoresqo Drom / The Endless Journey”, a documentary about the Rroma/Gypsy communities of Romania. Professor Mihai works as freelance cameraman for various news org. such Bloomberg televison news, BBC America, Austrian TV, CNN. Since 1996, he has taught undergraduates and graduates “Electronic News Gathering”.

“Nobody Dies Here (video)” New York Doll Hospital has been curing toys for more than a century by Adya Beasley

“…While Immigrants Vow to Fight for Recognition” (video) (Though candidates are keeping their distance) by Natalia Ospina

“Two Guys and a Baby” (video) Standing up to those who would stop gay partners from becoming parents by Padraic Wheeler