AWARDS & PRESS
Winner * – Best Feature Film, GeekFest at AC Boardwalk Con 2015, Non-Stop To Comic-Con (Actor)
Quarter Finalist – Screen Craft Comedy Screenwriting Contest 2014, Safe Word (Writer)
Official Selection – Tribeca Film Festival 2013, Raze (Producer, Actor)
Winner * – Best Comic Related Film, Comic Con 2010, The Legacy (Actor)
Second Place – The Jersey Shore Film Festival 2010, Comedy Shorts Category, Ronnie Gold’s Fight Team (Writer, Director)
Finalist – SoCal Film Market 2010, Ronnie Gold’s Fight Team (Writer, Director)
Official Selection – SoCal Film Festival 2010, Ronnie Gold’s Fight Team (Writer, Director)
Winner * – Upload Showdown, Atom.com 2009, Packers Fans Are Gay (Writer, Actor)
Official Selection – The Chicago Shorts Festival 2009, Talk Is Cheap (Writer, Director)
Official Selection – Just for Laughs Film Festival 2009, Talk Is Cheap (Writer, Director)
Official Selection – LA Comedy Shorts Festival 2009, Talk Is Cheap (Writer, Director)
Finalist – YouTube Fox Searchlight Project Direct Contest 2008, Plumbing (Writer, Director)
REVIEWS
Actor (The Legacy)
- “…both Louis Iacoviello and Paul Butcher really do bring their characters to life in a way that is both witty and warm-hearted. These are characters that you can believe in, understand and very quickly come to care about. I’d have been very happy to spend much more time with these characters… – Paul Pritchard, Pulp Movies
- “…delightful chemistry between Louis Iacoviello’s Charlie and Paul Butcher as his bedazzled son.” – The Independent Critic
- “Paul Butcher and Louis Iacoviello are a perfect match as father and son…while Iacoviello presents a sly mind set that keeps not only his son but the audience wondering if the suspicions are logical or just a child worshipping his father. Clearly this is one of the best short films I’ve seen all year.” – Felix Vasquez Jr., Cinema Crazed
- “The acting is superb from its perfect cast…” – Pop Culture Beast
- “…spot-on casting….” – Sean Gerski, It’s Just Movies-Under Review
Writer (Good Spanky – Live Sketch Comedy)
“Dating L.A.” is a riot, featuring Hatcher as a clueless Midwestern gal using the services of a dating counselor (Smith) to solve her romantic ills (written by Iacoviello)…My favorite was “Last Chance Obedience School,” (also written by Iacoviello), where a cantankerous old man (Ward) is subjected to an unusual regimen of treatments for his bad disposition”. – LA Weekly (Lovell Estell III)