Letters:

(A letter to John from John P. Wheatley)
Thank you John J. Cornetta for everything that you
did... You were excellent!!! I hope that we can work
together in the future. Much success to you in your
work, I pray that we all reach the goals that we set
for ourselves...

Please Stay in contact. 
John P. Wheatley

Editor / Producer




(A letter to John from Tony Robbins)

Dear John:

Thank you so much for your letter. I know my technology is worthwhile when I receive notes from people like you who are not only emotionally touched by my work, but more importantly, are taking action on what they've learned. To know that in some small way I've made a difference for at least one person and that I have helped them to begin to create the quality of life they truly deserve is what drives me most.

Perhaps the single most important piece of advice I can give you is that you already have within you everything you need to succeed. Now you must take action and, if one approach doesn't work, try another; and if that doesn't work, try again, and still again, until you start to see results. You must put aside the passing moments of terror and temptation, and focus on what's most important to you in the long term.

Again, thank you for taking the time to write. I look forward to our paths crossing again soon.

Live With Passion!

Warmest Regards,
Anthony J. Robbins

 

(A letter to John from award winning director Edford Banuel)

John,

I apologize about just getting back with you, but I've been deep in post-production. But I want to give you a special thanks for a job well done, and as a matter of fact I may have a job for you in another short I'm working on.

Anyway, please lets keep in touch and continue to make great films

together.

Ed Banuel

 

 

John-

Thanks for your professionalism throughout. Oliver will be calling you with more details within the next two days, but I'll tell you now that you're in the picture, one role or another. See you in a few weeks,

Ian Thorne
Director

 

A letter from Scott Atlanta Films)

John,

Thank you for lunch today. I really enjoyed finally meeting you. After

meeting you, I can't picture anyone else doing the part of Jenny's husband.

Thank you

Scott
Atlanta Films

 

John Cornetta,

Thank you so much for coming out to audition for 'Burnt Sienna'.

We were extremely impressed with your audition and talent. We would like to

offer you the role of PETE.

We are looking forward to working with you.

Sincerely,

Martin Kelley
Producer, 'Burnt Sienna



September 26: 
Got this letter from director Thomas Adjani

" I would like to use you for another scene, you were great!! John, YOU KICKED ASS, man!! "



John J. Cornetta

I really enjoyed our conversation today. Congratulations on taking on acting again. Your dedication and desire are tremendous. Please do not hesitate to email me with questions at any time. 

Corey Blake
Elevation 9000 Films, LLC




October 27, 2003

Hey folks, just thought I'd share with you some news about my award winning film, "Burnt Sienna." We wrapped principal photography for the main actors yesterday, outside in the rain. Very interesting shoot to say the least. But, the short is going well and we only have one more scene left to shoot. 

I just wanted to give a "shout out" to my lead actors, John J. Cornetta and Lewis Benton. These guys did a great job throughout the shoot and were very professional. They're also great actors, very talented. All you directors, producers and CD's out there would be wise to take a look at these two for your upcoming projects. 

I also want to thank everybody that's helped out with the project so far... I can't wait to start cutting it together! 

Peace. 

- Michael D Friedman

Click here for my profile on Actorsphere

John, if I haven't said it yet today, I'm saying it
now, thank you. Thank you for your help and guidance,
for being my mentor and an inspiration to me, and ...
oh,yeah- for calling me on my bullshit. Thank you. 

Elice Crocker
Actress


December 15, 2003

John,

Just wanted to let you know we got your new headshot a week or so ago and just today got your post card. I must say you have some great P.R. skills! We're in post on our film right now and hope to be back in Atlanta by Spring of next year. I'm sure we'll meet at some point- you seem pretty involved in the Atlanta film scene. Where can I find more info (on the web) about Burnt Sienna? Thanks!

-Ruckus Skye
JoyBean Studios



Saturday, January 17, 2004 
John

I just wanted to say a little thanks for all your help today. You made a huge difference in my understanding of the process. I felt very comfortable by the time my reading came around, but as for the reading itself, I can't even be for sure. I seem to have drawn a momentary lapse of amnesia as to what I did or said during the actual audition. All and all though I can't thank you enough! I learned so much today as an actor and I'm can't wait to see my further challenges and growth. 
Thanks again!

Danielle Woodward 
Actress




January 20, 2004 
Hey John,
Just wanted to drop you a note to say how much I enjoyed working with you
the other day on the "Cold" (as shit outside) Reading. Your instincts were
right on, and helped me to get in to the moment with our dialogue. I Look
forward to future stage time with you. Later,

Dale Shome

Actor

 

Tuesday, February 17, 2004 11:46 PM
John,
I signed with one of the top talent agencies in Atlanta today. If it were not for your help, I would not have been so fortunate. You are truly a brilliant actor and an even better friend. Thank you for all of your help. Your insight into the industry is priceless.

Sincerely,

Jeff Pack
Actor




March 03, 2004
My name is Jay Patel, Jr. I had the pleasure of working with John Cornetta and Scott Stamper on their terrific film Just Asking For It. They are amazing individuals. John is one hardworking actor , one of the best I have seen in Atlanta. I also got to see Devon Scott and Jeff Pack in action and let me tell you, these guys are good. 

Jay Patel, Jr
Actor


March 06, 2004
Hey John-

The monologue you did at our last class together blew me away. It was by far the best yet! Great job! For a minute, I forgot it was you up there because I got so into it. That is true acting! 

Mariam Aziz

Actress


March 24, 2004
John,
A pleasure getting to know you today. I wasn't sure if your confidence was your character or you. I can hang with either. Nonetheless I think you pass as solid in my book (as if you care). After 21 years in the business I am so proud to be in the position to have talented people like yourself in my promotional material. I hope we can work together in the future. Good luck with your career. 

Jamey Loftin
Owner
Locos Deli & Pub

 

Hey John.  I finally got to see The Frame and really liked you stuff, especially the first scene in the bar with Roe and the last scene - great work.  Hope to work/play together again soon.  Take care.

Best,
Greg Thompson