Zachary Isaiah Williams
Acting
Born October 5, 1994 · Beverly Hills, California, USA
Zachary Isaiah Williams is an American actor, writer, and producer. The veteran has been a working actor since the age of four, starring in Nickelodeon's original movie Maniac Magee with Kyla Pratt and Richard Lawson. After booking several national commercials and print jobs, he later went on to guest on numerous television shows including, Roswell, Kate Brasher, Becker with Ted Danson and The Parkers with Mo'Nique and Countess Vaughn. It wouldn't be long before landing his first television pilot and TV series. Nickelodeon's hit sitcom Romeo!, starring Lil' Romeo ran for four seasons and was produced by rap mogul Master P. Zachary Isaiah then shot his very first feature film lead in Universal Studios' Honey. He received raved reviews for his portrayal of Raymond, a sad - sweet gifted kid from the hood who forms a special friendship with Honey - Jessica Alba. The film also stared Mekhi Phifer, Lonette McKee and Joy Bryant. Other credits include Crush on U, FOX's Dollhouse, Calvin and Freddie's Cosmic Encounters and Ride or Die with Vivica A. Fox. The young actor later joined the ABC Family Channel's drama Lincoln Heights in a recurring role as Malik Dobbers alongside Russell Hornsby, Nicki Micheaux and Rhyon Nicole Brown. He then went on to work on the feature film Back Then; a throw-back to the 80's where he also had the opportunity to work Malinda Williams, Debra Wilson and Aaron D. Spears. Zachary Isaiah has now join the cast of Family Time for BOUNCE TV as Ross Jenkins; the dimwitted neighbor who lives across the street. As a natural progression he transitioned behind the camera, creating, and producing many new projects; one which happens to be an original animation series. Zachary Isaiah has served as a BOUNCE TV writer on such shows as Family Time and In The Cut as well as producer and writer for Urban Flix TV's Sketchy. In his spare time, he can be found working out, playing basketball, or on the golf course making more deals.
