Tony DiSanto

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Tony DiSanto is the Executive Vice President of Series, Development and Animation for MTV and Head of Programming for MTV2. He is also the Executive Producer of Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County, Run's House, The Hills, 8th and Ocean, and The Andy Milonakis Show. In 1998 he co-created Total Request Live ("TRL") with Carson Daly, as well as Say What? Karaoke, two shows that had long runs on MTV. Tony is a graduate of NYU Film School and worked as a director of music videos, short films and promotional spots prior to taking a staff production job at MTV in the mid-1990s.

[edit] Other Works

• Made (2003) - Executive producer
• Nick Cannon Presents Wild 'N Out (2005) - Executive producer
• The Shop (2006) - Executive producer
• Stankervision (2005) - Executive producer
• PoweR Girls (2005) - Executive producer
• Maui Fever (2007) - Executive producer
• Human Giant (2007) - Executive producer
• Nick Cannon Presents Short Circuitz (2007) - Executive producer

[edit] External links

• Tony DiSanto at the Internet Movie Database
• NY Times "The Man Behind the Series"
• Broadcasting and Cable "Reality and Other Cool Stuff
• New York Magazine - The Culture Awards
• New York Magazine - The Influentials
• Bile "I Reject" (from the motion picture soundtrack "Mortal Kombat") - 1994, Directed by Tony DiSanto
• New York Post - Reality Royalty
• New York Post - Dream Job: Tony DiSanto