Erik A. Williams

I am an actor, producer, writer, director, voice over artist, music lover, adventurer, traveler, paranormal investigator, and sometimes superhero. I have been acting for over 10 years now. Although I grew up on stage, my main focus is television and film. Since May of 2005, I have been fortunate enough to be a part of over thirty films and 2008 is shaping up to be my most exciting year yet! This year has already brought me unbelievable roles in all kinds of films including the shorts "House Rules," "The Blind Date of Coffin Joe," and "Halloween Held Hostage" as well as the features "Fallen Skyes," "Ballad of the Bards," and "Redneck Carnage." Some of the biggest news is that I just landed a major supporting role in a film called "Blood de Madam: The Fallen Ones!" The film also stars a wide variety of horror stars including Tiffany Shepis, Monique Dupree, Felissa Rose, and Lloyd Kaufman! I have also been an extra for several films and worked on a number of other incredibly exciting projects including the soon-to-be internet sensations "Black Fire mini series" and "The Hunger." The most exciting news so far is that the very first film I have ever written or directed called "Scalpel" is now making the festival rounds! Look for it at a fest or con near you! One of my crowning achievements came in 1999 when I embarked on a one-year tour with the international, multi-cultural, non-profit group Up with People in Cast A. For that year, I performed with a group of 150 students from all over the world doing a two-hour show, community service, and stayed with host families. We traveled throughout the Midwest and Northeast United States as well as Sweden, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Spain, the Netherlands, and Portugal. I also stopped into the Czech Republic which was also a very beautiful country. In April 2006, I also participated in the re-launch of the the organization performing in the premiere show at Teikyo Loretta Heights University in Denver, CO. I am looking forward to working with them again and am always glad to speak with others from a different cultural background.I have posted a blog about the project and that it is taking donations in every place I am on the web (which is expansive) including MySpace, YouTube, Xanga, Blogspot, and many others. I have also told every one of my industry contacts, friends, and family. I have been acting and working in theatre, film, and television for almost fifteen years now and I'm also very involved in charity projects especially do to my participation with Alpha Phi Omega (National Co-Ed Service Fraternity) and there's no way I could miss being a part of a such an amazing project that combines the two!