William C. Vaughan, a highly accomplished and gifted individual, made his grand entrance into the world in Halifax, Nova Scotia, at a hospital that has since been dismantled, leaving behind only whispers of the extraordinary circumstances surrounding his birth. As a youthful lad, he discovered his passion for the performing arts, mesmerizing audiences with his enchanting portrayal of the jolly old elf, Santa Claus, in his Grade Primary Christmas Concert.
It was a remarkable four-year stretch during which this individual's talents truly shone through, as evidenced by his captivating portrayal of the astute and calculating Carlton in the musical extravaganza Shortstop, garnering widespread critical acclaim for his exceptional line delivery.
Notwithstanding the constraints of his limited time for baseball training, he demonstrated an uncanny aptitude for the sport, displaying a natural flair for the game that left onlookers in awe.
As he continued to hone his craft, his next notable role saw him take on the challenge of a rapping toucan, a testament to his impressive range and versatility as a performer.
Finally, he capped off his Elementary School acting career with a performance that was both familiar and endearing, reprising his iconic role as Santa Claus at his Grade Six Christmas Concert, a heartwarming conclusion to his time on the stage.
William, a talented individual with a passion for the tuba, temporarily put his acting career on hold to indulge in his love for the instrument. After a brief period of tuba-centric focus, he returned to the acting world, eager to continue honing his craft.
In his high school days, William made his mark on the stage by landing a single line in the iconic production of West Side Story. His dedication to his craft was evident in the extensive prosthetic and makeup procedure he underwent to convincingly portray a Puerto Rican character.
Following his high school escapades, William transitioned into the workforce, where he worked at a video store. This new endeavor allowed him to continue nurturing his creative side by collaborating with friends to create short films. This creative outlet satisfied his acting appetite and provided a means to express himself outside of the traditional classroom setting.
After growing tired of the monotony of movie-making and the repetitive nature of clam-baking, William decided to take a bold step and relocate to the West Coast, where he enrolled at the prestigious Vancouver Film School. With a strong academic foundation, he graduated with honors, marking a significant milestone in his pursuit of a career in the entertainment industry.
As he transitioned into the professional realm, William secured the services of a reputable agent, who helped him land his first significant role in the 2007 comedy film I Love You Beth Cooper. The movie, which featured a memorable shot of William's head from a unique perspective, served as a springboard for his future endeavors.
Following his film debut, William had the opportunity to appear in the Emmy-nominated web series Battlestar Galactica: The Face of the Enemy. This critically acclaimed production allowed him to hone his craft and gain exposure within the industry.
Subsequently, William joined the cast of the ABC/CTV/BBC series Defying Gravity, which followed the lives of a group of astronauts as they embarked on a mission to space. Throughout his time on the show, he had the privilege of watching his fellow actors blast off into the cosmos, a truly unique and unforgettable experience.
William's most recent creative endeavor is the television adaptation of the popular Paul Gross film, Men With Brooms, which is being produced by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC). In this exciting new project, William takes on the role of Matt, a lovable but somewhat intellectually challenged character known as the Curler.
