Zac Pullam, an American actor, is the son of Allen Pullam and Michelle Glisson-Pullam. He began his acting career with a series regular role on the MTV series "Finding Carter", which ran for 2 1/2 seasons. Pullam played the character of Grant Wilson, the younger brother of Carter, Taylor, and son of Elizabeth and David, along with family friend Max.
Born in Ocala, Florida in 2001, Pullam's family relocated to Tallahassee in 2006, which he considers his hometown. He was always involved in school plays, talent shows, and local theatre in Tallahassee. In 2011, he participated in a local fashion show with Marsha Doll Models and discovered an open casting call at the Florida State University Film School. A month later, he landed a lead role in his first short film.
Pullam has appeared in over 15 Florida State University student films, securing the lead role in many of them. Three of these films won College Television Emmy Awards: "Cootie Contagion", "The Hatchling", and "Lemonopolis". He also landed his first print job for the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.
He continued his passion for acting by taking classes and attending workshops in Atlanta, Georgia, where he signed with a local agent. The opportunity to move to Los Angeles arose, and he and his mother relocated in January 2013. Once in LA, he signed with an agent and manager and began auditioning across the board. He secured roles such as the "Trident Player" in a Trident Layers commercial and music video, two episodes on "Awesomeness TV's Kid History", a "Toby Keith Music Video", and other projects before being cast as Grant in "Finding Carter".
In addition to his work on "Finding Carter", Pullam has appeared on "NCIS", "Marvel: Agents of Shield", "Hillbilly Elegy", a Netflix film directed by Ron Howard, and most recently, he booked a supporting role in the film "Lilly" starring Patricia Clarkson. When not working, Pullam enjoys writing and directing short films, skateboarding, surfing, listening to music, fishing, and hanging out with his friends.
Pullam is a 2019 Honor Graduate from Florida's Virtual Online School, earning his Diploma in just three years.
