Adam Mastrelli

Adam Mastrelli has designed his life to avoid complacency and crafted an expansive range of experiences that includes documentary filmmaking, professional stage and film acting, and NGO management. Most recently, in March of 2020, Adam hosted "Secrets Unlocked" on the Smithsonian Channel for 30 episodes where he unearths secrets around the world throughout history. In addition, Adam's extensive theatre credits include the original Off-Broadwa casts of "The Watercoolers" and "From Where I Stand (he can also be heard on the Original Cast Recordings for both productions). Other favorite New York theater credits include "Yo Alice! at Radio City Music Hall (a hip-hop musical rendition of "Alice In Wonderland" directed and choreographed by Maurice Hines)," "Grease" and "Over the River and Through the Woods." Adam's television credits include a recurring role on "General Hospital" as Enzo, bodyguard to Port Charles mob boss Michael "Sonny" Corinthos, Jr. and a three episode arc in the second season of the hit FX television show "Rescue Me", starring Denis Leary. Adam was also featured as "Franco" the Italian speaking, soccer playing UPS delivery man in the award winning national commercial for the world wide shipping giant. He has starred in the short films, "The Interview" and "In Hot Water" costarring Federico Castellucci (of HBO's "The Soprano's") and directed by Randi Davis Levin. Adam received his Bachelors in Sociology and Markets and Management from Duke University and an MBA in Emerging Markets Finance from the University of Florida. His competitive and team spirit were fostered as a Division 1 Soccer player at Duke, and he continues to push himself in every aspect of his life, completing the New York City marathon and the 56-mile Comrades ultra marathon in South Africa. He is proficient in Italian and Spanish and can make small talk in Mandarin, Swedish and Zulu. He thrives on new technologies, global experiences, and the next challenge that lies ahead.