Nick Iadonisi
Nick was born and raised in South Jersey and is the son of two musicians. His creative path was encouraged by watching his parents captivate audiences through their art. Nick's greatest inspiration came from his older brother, Action News Community Journalist Matteo Iadonisi. The brothers spent their free time making videos together with their available technology. Their skills advanced over the years, and they never stopped working together.
Storytelling was a part of Nick's daily life growing up, whether sketching in copybooks or making short films with friends to share online. He continued to channel his enthusiasm in high school, where he trained in videography and editing.
Nick graduated from Rowan University, where he studied Radio, Television and Film, and Creative Writing. While at Rowan, he became the Digital Media Director for Rowan Radio 89.7 WGLS-FM, creating high-quality video and graphic content for the station's online presence. He graduated with honors and shortly after began his journey at 6abc.
Nick's childhood storytelling dreams have come true with the opportunity to bring feel-good news content to the Delaware Valley. Nick believes everyone has a story, and he can't wait to go out and share those stories with the world.
Nick's Stories
Phillies All-Stars are painted onto a unique piece of artwork for 'Bells Across PA'
This week, Philadelphia will host its first All-Star Game in thirty years, and a local artist got to cement himself as part of its history.
Pa. family helps people 'Fight BACK' against breast cancer with annual cornhole tournament
For a Montgomery County family, this annual gathering is a healing experience that also benefits people diagnosed with breast cancer.
Teens create digital awareness for senior citizens with nonprofit: 'TechCare USA'
Kevin Cheng is a 16-year-old from South Jersey on a mission to educate the older generation about technology.
La Salle Academy students see themselves depicted in 'This is My Philly' mural
A new mural in Philadelphia illustrates how our youth see the city directly from their perspective.
'Support A Sport' helps young adults with disabilities achieve their goals
The mission of a Support A Sport is to get more kids with disabilities on the field to achieve their goals.
History comes to life in Paulsboro to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Fort Billingsport
Paulsboro community members honored their piece of local US history on its 250th anniversary.
America 250: Watch history come to life on Independence Mall
From History Makers to musical performers, watch this illustration of America's 250th birthday unfold on Independence Mall.
Reenactors of founding fathers celebrate America 250 at the First Bank of the United States
To honor the 250th anniversary of America, first-person interpreters portraying the Founding Fathers gathered in Philadelphia.
Volunteers sew 'Pockets of Hope' into free sweatshirts for women recovering from mastectomy
When women adjust to their recovery post-mastectomy, they can find an adaptive piece of clothing given to them by "Pockets of Hope."
Kids play soccer in the sand during Cape Express Beach Blast
The Wildwood beach was host to their own soccer tournament in the sand, gathering kids and young adults from across the East Coast.