William trained at Rose Bruford College of Theatre & Performance (RBC) as a director. Recent directing credits include: Feature film SELF SAME SKY (2011, The Co-operative British Youth Film Academy [BYFA] & Inglenook Productions) and the award-winning ROSES IN WINTER - The Short Film (2010, Inglenook Productions). Theatre directing credits include: THE LONDON WOMEN’S BUSKERS ORCHESTRA MEETS FOR THE END OF THE WORLD by Ivo Mosley (2008, BAC), MISS JULIE by August Strindberg (2008, The Pleasance Theatre, Islington), ONE FOR THE ROAD by Harold Pinter (2008, RBC), 65 ROSES (2008, RBC), THE JUDGE’S WIFE by Caryl Churchill (2007, RBC), extracts from INDIA SONG by Marguerite Duras (2006, RBC), INWARD TURMOIL - Revival (2004, Dane Bank Theatre, Cheshire), 65 ROSES - the Original (2003, Dane Bank Theatre, Cheshire) and INWARD TURMOIL - the Original (2003, Dane Bank Theatre, Cheshire). William was the Associate Director for Performance for feature film adaptation of William Shakespeare’s JULIUS CAESAR (2010, BYFA - official selection - Raindance Film Festival 2011 - best micro budget feature). William was the Rehearsal Director for feature film: THE PERFECT BURGER, directed by Todd Carty (2009, BYFA). William has been the Assistant Director on several London based productions, assisting directors such as Tim Welton, Jo Davies & Julian Woolford. William has worked closely with Tony award-winning orchestrator & musical supervisor, Sarah Travis and with actors such as Brenda Blethyn. In 2008 William observed Braham Murray when he directed THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester. William is the founding artistic director of Inglenook Productions where he co-produced the short film, DON’T STOP MAKING MEMORIES (2011).