Loiacono Stories, Scripts, Screenplays and Memories

Mic Check: The Next NFL Voice is a first-of-its-kind broadcast competition currently being pitched, designed to discover elite high school sports broadcasters under real NFL-style pressure. Combining authentic NFL footage, social-first vertical clips, and traditional television storytelling, the series is built for Gen Z and sports fans ages 13–34. Highly marketable, it creates a scalable talent pipeline that augments linear TV, streaming, and short-form platforms—training tomorrow’s voices while expanding modern sports broadcasting reach.

The Mezuzah, written by Tony Loiacono and Gordon Magee, is a prophetic geopolitical thriller that mirrors today’s war realities in Israel, Iraq, and the Middle East. The screenplay exposes how radicalization, covert terror networks, and weaponized water systems threaten civilian populations more effectively than bombs. Through intimate family dynamics, faith, intelligence failures, and environmental sabotage, the story confronts modern warfare’s darkest truth: control water, control life. It is a sobering, timely narrative reflecting current global conflict, terrorism, and asymmetric war tactics.

  A disgraced media entrepreneur, falsely accused in a $19 million lawsuit, fires his lawyers and defends himself in federal court—risking prison, reputation, and family to prove that truth doesn’t need permission. Synopsis Mr. Pro Se, Esq. follows Tony Loiacono, a self-made marketing executive shaped by childhood trauma and driven by relentless ambition. 

After building iconic sports brands and achieving national acclaim, Tony’s world collapses when a political media venture implodes, and former partners target him as the scapegoat. Facing financial ruin and public humiliation, Tony rejects settlement and represents himself in federal court. Across ten grueling trial days, he dismantles lies through discipline, documentation, and restraint. 

A post-verdict harassment escalates, Tony’s marriage and faith—anchored by his steel-and-scripture wife—become his stabilizing force. 

The film culminates not in celebration, but redemption: a quiet reckoning with his PTSD-scarred father and a final image of a man who stood alone and did not run.

The Dump, written by Anthony P. Loiacono and James H. Dewey, is a wildly offbeat situation comedy set at a Southern California landfill with a white picket fence. Judy, a harp-playing dumpmaster, raises her brilliant kid, dodges county bureaucrats, and hides a battery-addicted Max Headroom in the basement. Packed with absurd humor, sharp satire, and visual gags, The Dump is still waiting for pickup in Vertical Drama, Television, or streaming—and wondering who’s dropping off or picking up.