John Patrick Patti

John Patrick Patti was born and raised in Buffalo, New York. Prior to relocating to Hollywood and working in the world of Independent Film, John lived in New York City where he trained at the Actor's Studio, the Stella Adler Conservatory, and HB Studios. He acted in numerous Off-Broadway and regional stage productions throughout the Northeast United States. In Los Angeles, John studied with Milton Katselas, Jeffrey Tambor, and Joe Santos at the Beverly Hills Playhouse and is a founding member of The Write Act Repertory Theatre Company in Hollywood where he acted, produced and served on the original Board of Directors for several years. John is the producer of the award-winning documentary feature XAVIERA HOLLANDER, "THE HAPPY HOOKER": PORTRAIT OF A SEXUAL REVOLUTIONARY and was the associate producer, casting director, and an actor in the dark-comedy feature film MANIACTS which starred fellow Buffalonian, Jeff Fahey. Since returning to his hometown of Buffalo, John landed roles in recent films that have been shooting in WNY; including starring as the antagonist in the sci-fi thriller PRESCIENT that premiered at the Buffalo International Film Festival and supporting roles in RAINBOW BRIDGE MOTEL and MALAISIA . John was nominated for a best acting award at the Buffalo, NY 48 Hour Film Project 2017 for his portrayal of a vet with PTSD in the film THE NEVER-ENDING WAR. John holds a B.S. Degree in Business Administration from the State University of New York at Buffalo, where he served as the president of the Undergraduate Management Student Association.