Michael Ray Williams

Michael Ray Williams, born on February 4, 1986, in Raleigh, North Carolina, has made a significant mark in the world of independent film, particularly within the indie horror genre. He first showcased his improvisational talents in the 2006 film "Move Cary," and since then, he has embraced a variety of roles, establishing himself as a versatile actor. Among his most cherished performances is that of Jack in the 2014 film "Between Hell and a Hard Place."

In addition to his film work, Michael has a rich background in theater, having graced the stages of numerous community theaters and touring companies. His standout stage performances include the iconic role of Sweeney Todd, Frederic in "Pirates of Penzance," and John Proctor in Arthur Miller's "The Crucible." Beyond acting, he is dedicated to nurturing new talent, leading workshops and classes, as well as taking on roles as a director and lighting designer for local productions.

Currently residing in Haw River, North Carolina, he shares his life with his wife, Meg, along with their dog and four cats. Michael’s passion for the performing arts continues to shine through his diverse contributions, both on stage and in film, as he remains an influential figure in the indie scene.