Frank Piciullo's fascination with the world of performance commenced during his elementary school years, where he would participate in talent shows, gradually building his confidence and stage presence. As he progressed to junior high school, he began to take on more substantial roles in school plays, which not only honed his acting abilities but also earned him recognition from his peers and teachers.
This early start in the world of performing arts ultimately paved the way for Frank to secure a spot in the prestigious B.F.A. Drama program at the University of Southern California, where he would further develop his craft and bring a wide range of memorable characters to life.
After completing his time at the University of Southern California, Piciullo made his way back to his hometown of Chicago, a city that held a special place in his heart, before embarking on a triumphant return to Los Angeles in the autumn of 2008, marking a significant milestone in his career. Throughout his illustrious career, he has garnered widespread acclaim for his impressive stage work, showcasing his remarkable versatility and adaptability as he effortlessly transitioned between dramatic and comedic roles, leaving a lasting impression on audiences. Moreover, he has also demonstrated his talent as a director, skillfully guiding projects in the same sphere, further cementing his reputation as a master of his craft.
Noted for his extensive and diverse body of work, Piciullo's impressive résumé boasts a wide range of television appearances, web projects, industrials, voice-over work, hosting and spokesperson roles, and a rapidly expanding list of film credits.
As a skilled vocalist, he has had the opportunity to showcase his talents on stage in numerous musical productions, recording an audition album of classic Sinatra-inspired pieces titled "Hard Ten", which showcases his ability to effortlessly shift between diverse genres.
Piciullo's songwriting style is reminiscent of the legendary Lennon/McCartney partnership, showcasing an impressive range of musical influences and genres. His body of work spans multiple styles, including pop, rock, blues, folk, and ballads, demonstrating a versatility that is both captivating and impressive.
Beyond his musical endeavors, Piciullo has also explored the world of literature, penning three television scripts and two screenplays. One of his most notable works is "Good Luck," a caper-noir film set in the vibrant city of Las Vegas. This high-stakes poker game centered story is a testament to Piciullo's ability to craft engaging narratives that captivate audiences.
Notably, "Good Luck" has been registered and copyrighted with both The Writers Guild of America and The Library of Congress, a testament to its originality and creative merit. This achievement is a significant milestone in Piciullo's career, demonstrating his dedication to his craft and his passion for storytelling.
