Michael Pavone, a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, currently holds the esteemed position of Executive Vice President of WWE Studios within the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) organization.
Pavone's career in television writing commenced in 1992, when he contributed to the popular series Renegade. The following year, he wrote for the television series Against the Grain, showcasing his versatility as a writer.
In 1993, Pavone adapted a play for television, transforming it into a captivating episode of Trouble Shooters: Trapped Beneath the Earth. His talent for writing was further demonstrated in 1994, when he penned the unsold television pilot Golden Gate.
Pavone's skills as a writer and director were put to the test in 1995, as he wrote and directed the film Chameleon. That same year, he wrote for the television series Medicine Ball, The Monroes, and The Client, solidifying his reputation as a prolific writer.
In 2002, Pavone returned to television writing, contributing to the series Street Time. His work on the hit Fox Network show Prison Break in 2005 cemented his status as a talented writer, as he wrote the episode "Cell Test" in Season 1 of the show.
In addition to his writing credits, Pavone has also ventured into television direction, guiding episodes of Jack & Jill, Everwood, and The Client series. His directorial skills were showcased in the films That's What I Am (2011) and The Reunion (2011),both of which were produced by WWE Studios.
Throughout his illustrious career, Pavone has consistently demonstrated his ability to excel in various roles, from writing and directing to producing. His dedication to his craft has earned him a reputation as a skilled and versatile professional in the entertainment industry.
