William Mull

William Mull is an Actor, Improv Comic, Writer, Producer, Musician, Artist, and Tennis Player, among his many talents and interests. Born and raised in Macon, GA, a small southern town with a rich, vibrant music and artistic heritage, William made his acting debut at age 9 as a Prince in The King & I, at the Macon Little Theater. An avid tennis player, at age 14 he was awarded Most Improved by the Macon Tennis Association, earning several local and state tournament awards over the years. A well-known and respected figure in the Athens Music Scene, William was the co-writer and bass player for two legendary Athens, GA bands. He was a founding member of Seven Simons, who released the album "Clockwork" on R.E.M.'s manager Jefferson Holt's Dog Gone Records label, and toured nationally with A Flock of Seagulls, The Fixx, and others. William also played bass for Kilkenny Cats, who were previously featured in the famous documentary film Athens: Inside/Out. William earned his undergraduate degree in English, and his Master's degree in Instructional Technology, with honors, at the University of Georgia. A versatile actor and film maker, William recently Produced and co-starred in an innovative Kiwaii Spring Water commercial, garnering the first-place Prize in their Make Our Video contest. William is an alumnus at Playhouse West Acting School and Repertory Theater in North Hollywood, CA. He has also been active in the Comedy Improv dept. there as well. William is Co-Director on the Committee of the Playhouse West Film Festival.