“Young viewers will feel a part of the adventure...educators will find this entertaining and thought-provoking”
     - School Library Journal

“Jeff has written Steve in such a way that the characters must have intelligent, meaningful dialogue - and they do, in spades! What happens in a hospital waiting room between the friends of a young man badly injured in a motorcycle accident. Full marks to Jeff Corpening for breathing life and dimension into the character of ordinary people in crises.”
     - Red Inkworks Screenplay Competition

“I just read Steve. You are brilliant. Probably most people will miss it, but for the record, I think you've nailed it.”

“…the near-experimental level of observation, accomplished through extremely fine detail, seemingly extraneous scenes, and subtle development make this script what it is: a moving and intelligent study of people who find, in the death of a friend, the chance to change their own lives.”

“I thought the story was compelling and the dialogue was awesome…this is a great script…this story would be great on the screen.”
     - Project Greenlight competition

“This is a heartfelt, extremely well written story... The characters, an ensemble cast equally divided between young men and women, are nicely drawn with separate and distinct voices. ...this will make an excellent twenty-something film.”
     - Final Draft Screenwriting Competition

“… a well written and very brave and clever script, dealing with serious and compassionate concepts.”
     - Sam Morton, Development Assistant, Pilgrim Films

“…inspired writing…I feel certain [his] adventures and coming of age experience will resonate.”
     - Craig Kellem, Hollywood Script