William David Mikus son to mother Mary Ann Ready & father Ronald Mikus known as Billy Mikus born and raised in Los Angeles, California. Billy started at an early age performing, by 9 years old Billy was playing the piano composing his own original pieces, singing in choir, acting in plays all which just seem to come naturally to him. His talents were not just limited to piano, as he grew in acting and singing he expanded from plays to musicals where in his teenage years his ability to do anything he set his mind on revealed he possessed something special. Singing in rock bands while he pursued acting career, Billy predicted the music industry would go through major changes and at the millennium it came to fruition. Billy loved performing as a front man lead singer but his heart also was still drawn to acting a place Billy says he could reach his full potential. Billy said filming gave him a sense of a paramount way to express himself as he played any character that challenged his limits. He found himself assisting in directing & writing his own shows. There's no question Billy was meant to perform, acting was where he felt his heart was and soon he found himself being hired in the "Ghost Goggles" Moo Moo & the Three Witches" "Guitars & Guns" "Birdemic II" which seemed to be sparking interest as Billy was cast in TV shows as a detective. Billy trained with Daryl Hickman at Debbie Reynolds Studio, studied theatre-drama at Santa Monica College along with a list of acting coaches taking on any roles he felt would challenge him. Billy embraced the art of acting fulfilling his vision as an entertainer. He still plays music, with vocal & piano training he has also taught himself guitar, bass, drums and continues work on his craft. Billy has spent time performing as a stand-up comedian and believes the hardest part is to not judge yourself and be organic, to let go and just be, as a child is that is the true essence of entertainment "Just Be." He teaches to his son Sebastian who has decided to follow a career as an entertainer, and Billy spends as much time as he can helping his son develop his craft while continuing to work on his craft. Show less «