Tim Cornett(II)
- Actor
- Producer
- Director
Tim Cornett, a native of Pinveville, Kentucky, has benefited from a varied and eclectic career. He has been employed in both public and private sectors since the age of 15,enduring both the excitement and drudgery of working as a newspaper reporter and photographer, an editor, the owner of a florist/photography studio. Cornett published a history magazine called "A Backward Glance". He has been a public relations director, an emergency services radio dispatch director, a telemarketer, director of a city's Main Street program and more. He is also an historian and published author of two histories of Bell County, KY.
Amidst a multitude of performances Cornett has appeared in a regional production of "Harvey" as Elwood P. Dowd and in the Bernard Theater Company's multi-media production of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" in Kentucky as the father. He has also appeared as himself in "American Oddities" produced by Fire Horse Films and Thomas Marcum's documentary film "Bigfoot." Cornett has appeared in many episodes of the Paranormal Journey's alongside William S. Tribell and Harrison 'Neal' Williams throughout the run of the series.
Following a winding path Cornett has also managed Pineville Productions and has produced and directed close to 200 documentary-type video shorts for the Bell County Historical Society's Museum. He also wrote many of the shorts and provided narrative and voice-over for the productions as well as appearing as himself in several of them.
Amidst a multitude of performances Cornett has appeared in a regional production of "Harvey" as Elwood P. Dowd and in the Bernard Theater Company's multi-media production of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" in Kentucky as the father. He has also appeared as himself in "American Oddities" produced by Fire Horse Films and Thomas Marcum's documentary film "Bigfoot." Cornett has appeared in many episodes of the Paranormal Journey's alongside William S. Tribell and Harrison 'Neal' Williams throughout the run of the series.
Following a winding path Cornett has also managed Pineville Productions and has produced and directed close to 200 documentary-type video shorts for the Bell County Historical Society's Museum. He also wrote many of the shorts and provided narrative and voice-over for the productions as well as appearing as himself in several of them.
