Michael Willis' storied professional journey, spanning an impressive three decades, has been characterized by a remarkable seven-year stint in the United States Air Force, during which he demonstrated unwavering dedication and exceptional service in Vietnam from 1970 to 1971, and the Republic of Korea from 1974 to 1976, leaving an indelible mark on the organization and cementing his reputation as a dedicated and skilled military personnel.
As his military service came to a close, Willis embarked on a new chapter in his life, leveraging his skills and experience to pursue a career in the arts. He began by taking on freelance writing projects, which allowed him to hone his craft and explore his creative side. Concurrently, he moonlighted in theatrical productions, showcasing his versatility and talent to a wider audience. Willis's hard work and dedication soon paid off, as he was invited to join the esteemed ranks of Washington D.C.'s renowned Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company as a company member.
The company's extensive portfolio of accomplishments, accompanied by a plethora of reviews in The New York Times, garnered widespread recognition within the theatre community, thereby piquing the interest of numerous agents in New York.
This exposure served as a catalyst, paving the way for Willis to pursue a career in television and motion pictures, a path he has been diligently following since 1994.
Not only has Willis made a significant impact in the entertainment industry, but he has also dedicated a substantial amount of time and effort to refining his writing abilities.
Currently, he is actively contributing to the esteemed trade publication "Backstage," where he pens a regional column that showcases his writing prowess.
Beyond his professional endeavors, Willis's personal life is filled with joy and warmth, as he is blessed with a loving marriage and three beautiful children.
