Bill Elverman
Bill Elverman was born and raised in
Twin Lakes, Wisconsin.
After moving to California in 2005, Bill appeared in a number
of stage
productions, including the critically-acclaimed runs of
Big Love and
The
Laramie
Project at Anaheim’s Chance Theater. He shifted
his focus to independent
film in late 2005 and has achieved modest success in a short
time.
Bill has kept busy in 2006 and has filmed
leading and
supporting roles in numerous films: A short western/horror film titled
Ghost Town; a feature length horror
flick titled
The Valley Murder Tapes;
a feature length thriller called
Stratagem;
and the short comedies
Background, Hack
the Planet and
Memories of my
Melancholy Copy Machine.
Bill is also interested in writing, directing
and producing
films under his
Gaslight Films independent
movie label and writing scripts for other producer/directors. Bill
recently completed work with Drop Shadow Productions, starring in and
writing the script for its short film
Tree.
Bill is married and resides in
Glendale, CA.
Bill
Elverman on IMDB.com
