William J. Viglione

William J. Viglione

Co-Founder at Lago Pictures
Producer and Screenwriter

Louisville, Kentucky

Member Since:
December 2014
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About William

William Viglione is co-founder of the independent motion picture production company Lago Pictures along with Director/Producer Rob Gardner. He wrote and produced the road trip thriller "What Lies Ahead", starring Rumer Willis and Emma Dumont. The film was co-produced by Stage 32's own Richard Botto and Amanda Toney with Tiffany Boyle of Ramo Law handling sales and packaging.

William served as producer on the found footage horror/thriller "Last Girl", which was an official selection in the Night of Horror International Film Festival and won the D.O.A. Bloodbath Film Festival's David F. Friedman Memorial Best Feature Film Award. William's screenplays have been recognized by the Austin Film Festival (Finalist and Semifinalist honors), the Nicholl Fellowships (Semifinalist) and the Screenwriting Expo (Best Action-Adventure/Thriller and New Vision Awards).

William is also an accomplished advertising creative where he's collaborated on commercial productions with such industry heavyweights as Janusz Kaminski, Max Winkler and Kyle Mooney. He is currently at work on a feature length music documentary, a true story/sports biopic and a third independent feature he's working to produce. William has been a proud member of the Stage 32 community since 2014.

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  • My Sweet Genevese

    My Sweet Genevese Budget: $1M - $5M | Horror Drama While visiting the country estate of a noted physician with mysterious research interests, a young Cambridge medical student becomes involved in the life of a spellbinding Swiss beauty and is thrust into a world of unearthly passion, murderous obsession and cryptic horrors. A violent, erotic twist on a classic horror archetype. An Austin Film Festival Dark Hero Studios Finalist and Drama Semifinalist script.

  • The Pursued

    The Pursued Budget: $1M - $5M | Thriller Action On the hottest day in Nevada history, a young couple help a stranded traveler only to become trapped in a volatile mining town where they are mistaken for three criminals with a price on their heads, attracting a collection of murderous bounty hunters, corrupt lawmen and gun-toting locals -- all out for their blood. An Austin Film Festival 2nd Round Selection.

  • In the Shadow of the Valley

    In the Shadow of the Valley Budget: $1M - $5M | War Thriller Three mysterious soldiers step out of the wilderness and into the lives of a fatherless Tennessee farm family, setting the stage for a confrontation as powerful as the war raging miles outside their door. A Nicholl Fellowship Semifinalist Script.

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