Adam Anthony Villone, American Film, video, broadcast writer/producer. Recipient 2 Gold medals, 1 Silver Star, International Film & television Festival,1985, 86, 87, Gold Hugo award Chicago International Film Festival, 1987, Peabody award University Georgia, 1976, two CLIO awards, 1967. Member New England Producers Association.
Background
Villone, Adam Anthony was born on March 20, 1944 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Anthony Villone and Jacquelyn Florence (Genghini) Villone. Grew up in Southwest Philadelphia. After graduating college, moved to Baltimore, MD and worked as a producer/writer at VanSant Dugdale advertising. Partnered with Fred Schilpp to start Eastern Union Communications in Phila. in 1970. Moved to Boston area to work in television programming at WCVB-TV (1971-1976) where he met and married Nancy (Balzer) Villone (Needham, MA, 1975). Moved to Washington, D.C. in 1976 to become Exec Producer at WMAL-TV (now WJLA). In 1977, returned to Boston area to work in independent production and programming, eventually forming Reunion Productions with partner Fred Schilpp (1982-1996). He left Reunion and took an Executive Producer/Creative Director position with Jack Morton Worldwide (1997-2008). In 2009, he began working independently as a writer/producer/consultant as Adam Villone Creative Services and is currently residing in Barnstable on Cape Cod, MA.
He and Nancy have two children: Jennifer Kate (Villone) Zelle (b.1982), Matthew Adam Villone (b.1986).
Education
Bartram High School, Philadelphia, 1961. Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Journalism, Pennsylvania State University, 1966.
Recipient 2 Gold medals, 1 Silver Star, International Film & television Festival,1985, 86, 87, Gold Hugo award Chicago International Film Festival, 1987, Peabody award University Georgia, 1976, CLIO award, 1967.
Recipient 2 Gold medals, 1 Silver Star, International Film & television Festival,1985, 86, 87, Gold Hugo award Chicago International Film Festival, 1987, Peabody award University Georgia, 1976, CLIO award, 1967.