Bill's life story commenced in Yonkers, New York, the city of his birth, prior to his relocation to the Bronx, where the formative years of his life unfolded. It was during this period that his interest in storytelling initially began to take shape, a fascination that would continue to evolve and grow as he matured. By the time he reached the tender age of eleven, Bill had already been cast in a production of "Victoria Regina" in the vibrant city of New York, marking the beginning of a lifelong passion for the performing arts.
Bill's illustrious career has afforded him the remarkable opportunity to share the stage with some of the most revered theater companies in Norway, Germany, Virginia, and Texas, thus far. Since the dawn of the new millennium, he has devoted himself to the realms of film and television, occasionally opting to participate in local theater productions to maintain and refine his craft.
In the course of his time spent abroad, Bill acquired a profound fluency in the German language, in addition to possessing conversational proficiency in French and American Sign Language.
Bill's remarkable linguistic abilities are merely the tip of the iceberg, as he has also been a stalwart fixture in the world of voice acting, having been a regular talent with FUNimation Productions since 2003. Throughout his illustrious career, he has had the unique privilege of bringing a vast array of characters to life, each with their own distinct personalities and storylines. His remarkable versatility has enabled him to effortlessly transition between roles, effortlessly navigating the nuances of the poignant and the dramatic, and consistently delivering performances that are nothing short of exceptional.
Bill has had the opportunity to demonstrate his remarkable versatility as a performer, skillfully adopting a wide range of accents to bring to life a diverse array of characters on stage.
One notable example of his impressive range is his portrayal of a deaf man in a piece he wrote himself, "Are You Listening?", which was inspired by his personal experiences and the work of Mark Medoff, whose play "Children of a Lesser God" has had a profound impact on the world of theatre.
In addition to this, Bill has also had the distinction of being awarded the prestigious title of actor of the year for his captivating performance as Vladimir Pachinko, a musician in Sarajevo during the tumultuous civil war that ravaged the former Yugoslavia.
As Vladimir, Bill brought to life the struggles and triumphs of this remarkable individual, showcasing his incredible ability to immerse himself in the characters he portrays and bring their stories to life in a way that is both authentic and compelling.
Bill has been imparting his profound knowledge to students enrolled in undergraduate film programs at nearby colleges and universities since the dawn of the 21st century, specifically through his insightful seminar titled "The Care and Feeding of Actors", which was meticulously crafted with the objective of facilitating students in discovering, casting, and directing skilled professional actors within their local community. This seminar has played a pivotal role in guiding aspiring filmmakers towards realizing their creative ambitions.
