adam b. ellick
videos
I'm currently a fulltime Video Journalist at The New York Times, where I pioneer the foreign video coverage. You can also obtain a free subscription to The New York Times World Video Channel via the iTunes store. This will automatically download my foreign videos in high-resolution, which you can then watch in iTunes or on your iPod.
Toxic Town
The E.P.A may let a French-owned company import toxins from Mexico to Texas for incineration, but not if the town has its way. See Print story under Clips tab....
Gas Tourism
Americans who live near Mexico are taking advantage of cheaper gasoline prices south of the border. See the Print story under the Clips tab....
Cockfighting Crackdown
New Mexico, once a haven for legal cockfighting, has outlawed the sport. Now the state is coming down hard on cockfighters. See the Print story under the Clips tab....
Can Houston Go Green?
While many large cities run cost-saving recycling programs, Houston has not yet found a solution. See the Print story under the Clips tab....
Brothers in Arms
In Queens, two Pakistani newspaper editors are divided by politics and business. Still, they share a wall - and a friendship. See related print story under "Clips" tab....
An Angel in Queens
Thanksgiving may be the stuff of volunteerism, but for Jorge Munoz it's another night of serving dinners to immigrant day laborers in Queens. (See related City Cover Story under "Clips" tab)...
Part I: Russia and the Baltics
As Russia rises, pervasive fears spread across the Baltic States. Reported from Vilnius, Lithuania. Read the related Week in Review print story under the Clips tab....
Part II: Russia and the Baltics
A Soviet sculpture park in Lithuania stirs old fears of an increasingly hostile neighbor. Reported from Gruto, Lithuania....
Dumplings for the Lord
Despite age and infirmity, the Ukrainian women who hand-roll dumplings for their church in New York's East Village soldier on. Read the related print story under the Clips tab....
The Putin Generation
A Kremlin-created youth group is engaging Russian teenagers with job opportunities, and anti-American views. A 12-minute mini-documentary reported in Moscow....
In Moscow, the AK-47 Turns 60
A surreal mix of capitalism and communism surrounds the AK-47 on the rifle's 60th anniversary. A video reported from Moscow....
Land Wars in Venezuela
President Hugo Chavez's ambitious land reforms have injected the poor with optimism, and brought dread to the wealthy. A 14-minute mini documentary reported from rural Venezuela....
A Lighthouse in Jeopardy
A town in Long Island, N.Y., spars over an iconic lighthouse in jeopardy. The Times's Cornelia Dean comments on lessons of coastal erosion.
Revival of Brutality in Chechnya
Men serving as the police tortured a woman accused of adultery. A report on the revival of brutality among Chechnya's pro-Kremlin forces.
Grief Camp
A Memorial Day weekend gathering helps children in military families cope with death....