Matteo Iadonisi
Matteo Iadonisi is a Community Journalist for 6abc. He has shared his creative videography and storytelling talents with Action News since May of 2017!

Born in Philadelphia and raised in South Jersey, Matteo has deep roots planted on both sides of the Delaware River.

Matteo started making home videos when he was just 10 years old. He then went hands-on with media production at Paul VI High School and Rowan University, where he earned two bachelor's degrees.

Before joining 6abc, Matteo was the Production Director at Rowan Radio 89.7 WGLS-FM. Since then, he has been an Action News intern, associate producer, tour guide, and now Community Journalist.

Since 2019, Matteo has produced over 1,500 human-interest stories. As both a videographer and editor, he stays behind the camera in order to empower members of the community to have their own voices heard.

Matteo shares a passion for videography and storytelling with his brother, Nick Iadonisi. In 2023, Nick joined the Action News family as a fellow Community Journalist! The brothers continue to make home videos in their free time and frequently share tips and tricks of the trade.

Matteo and Nick's father was an Italian immigrant and guitarist who formed the local wedding band, Adonis, and performed for three decades alongside their mother, who was the lead singer. They lived the 'American Dream' and always fostered their children's interests so they could pursue their own.

In 2025, Matteo and his wife, Christina, welcomed their beautiful daughter, Carmella, into the world. Becoming a dad and mom has always been their dream job. Plus, little Carmella loves the camera already!


Matteo's Stories
'Arena Adaptive' customizes fitness for those with disabilities
Those who have a limb difference, utilize a wheelchair, or anything in between can find their perfect workout routine with 'Arena Adaptive.'
Twin sisters graduate as valedictorian and salutatorian
Tia and Jasmin Criss, twin sisters from Philadelphia, shared two of the greatest honors on the graduation stage at Cheyney University.
Mother & daughter share full-circle moment on Temple graduation stage
Dr. Inessa Parkansky now calls her daughter, 'doctor.' 27-year-old Phyllis followed her mother's footsteps and graduated from Temple University.
'Wendy's Wish 911' promotes ALS awareness with first responders
It's Wendy Hendrickson's wish to bridge the knowledge gap between first responders and those living with the debilitating disease known as ALS.
Pa. farm and food bank team up to turn trash into treasure
Food waste for fresh eggs is more than a fair trade. It's a tag-team effort by a Bucks County farm and food pantry to feed families in need.
'Liv' the therapy dog is a good neighbor to Royersford residents
Liv the 11-year-old Lab can be spotted trotting around Royersford, making friends with firefighters, seniors, and children alike.
'Little Miss Moffitt' helps families send 'Hugs Disguised as Cookies'
Karen Moffitt, a single mother from Downingtown, started a small business that specializes in sending 'Hugs Disguised as Cookies' across the nation.
12-year-old cancer survivor dreams of becoming Flyers goaltender
12-year-old Brayden Baldwin has faced off with cancer twice. But it hasn't stopped him from chasing his dream of becoming a goaltender for the Flyers.
Student-run sports broadcast crew goes live at University of Delaware
It's a team sport of its own when the 'Hens All Access' crew produces live broadcasts of athletic events at the University of Delaware.
'Love Our Vets Day': South Jersey students design a day to remember
Each year, students tap into their unique skillsets and provide a hero's welcome to veterans at the Gloucester County Institute of Technology.