Nick Doob, has been director, cinematographer, and editor on numerous award-winning films. He shot five films nominated for Oscars, including From Mao to Mozart and Smile Pinki. He directed Down from the Mountain and Elaine Stritch at Liberty, which won an Emmy and in 2000 his American High won him an Emmy as a producer on the TV series. For HBO he co-directed A Boy's Life, and has shot a number of Pennebaker-Hegedus films. He is a member of the Academy of Motion Pictures and the Director's Guild, Doob recently co-directed and -produced The Memory Loss Tapes for HBO.
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