The Council Members
Details about the members of the Audiovisual Council
In this section of the site you can find out more details of the 11 members of the National Audiovisual Council of Romania (CNA).
Here you will find short presentations of the members, copies of their full CVs, photographs as well as declarations of personal assets (which are only available in Romanian).
The CNA Council operate a policy of transparency and are available to meet members of the public, or professionals from the audiovisual sector. Each member has a programme of public meetings which is available on request.
The profile of each member can be seen below.
Răsvan Popescu was elected as president of the Council in 2007, a decision that was confirmed by the Romanian Parliament. Before joining the council in 2000, Răsvan Popescu worked as a journalist, chief editor of Romanian Television (TVR) and a spokesperson for the former Romanian Government and (...)
Ioan Onisei trained in law and gained many years experience working in local and central public administration. Between 2000 and 2004 he was a member of the Romanian Parliament where he contributed to the development of laws on the audio-visual sector, cinemas, libraries, local administration (...)
Journalist, literary and film critic, artist, Mircea Deacă graduated the Research Institute in cinema and audiovisual in Paris. He is PhD in Film studies and Audiovisual and professor at the Centre for Image Study Excellency.
Constantin Dutu studied ballet in Moscow, stage management in Western Europe and has won numerous awards for his performances. Between 1974 and 1990 Dutu was a TV and theatre producer in Italy. In 1996, he became the first Romanian to be awarded the Knight of the Sovereign Military Order “San (...)
NARCISA IORGA was awarded in 1999 the Prize for the Promotion of Democratic Values by the Romanian Press Club. She was an editor, head of internal politics department, deputy chief editor and columnist, programe producer and war correspondent for “The National Journal” and Antena1 (...)
Babeş-Bolyai University, Facultaty of Law, Cluj-Napoca. Master in French language, “Negociation juridiques et politiques"
An actor, director with a valuable activity in radio and TV broadcasting and feature films, professor with a PhD in theatre history, Mihai Mălaimare has been President of the Committee for Culture, Arts and Media, of the Chamber of Deputies as well as of the Parliamentary Committee for (...)
Christian Mititelu was for 20 years the Head of the Romanian Section of the B.B.C. World Service. In October 2008, he was appointed to the National Audiovisual Council at the proposal of the Romanian Government. He gained direct experience of the British broadcasting (...)
Gelu Trandafir studied journalism in Romania, France and UK and has 10 years experience in the Romanian media. He has worked as a television producer, a news editor for the BBC World Service and as a commentator for some of the leading newspapers in (...)
Cristina Trepcea studied political sciences and psychology in Romania, and journalism in the USA and Ireland. She has worked as a radio journalist, a senior editor at Pro TV, a correspondent at the Council of Europe and as an advisor to the former Prime Minister of (...)
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