Age: 42
male
Although born in Houston, Bill Switzer moved with his family to Calgary a year after his birth and then to Vancouver in 1990. He worked as an actor in the Canadian film industry from 1995 until 2004 and worked in a variety of positions in a number of industries throughout Canada creating an uncommon set of skills and practical knowledge. From small engine mechanics to 3D modeling, voice acting to assisting in geophysical surveys, Bill has a multifaceted pool of experience to draw from when set to task. He graduated from the British Columbia Institute of Technology in 2009 and is living in Yellowknife, working for the local branch of Aurora Geosciences, a mineral exploration company. Besides that, he is also a freelance web designer/3D modeler, motorcycle/small engine mechanic and as a general handyman. One of six finalists for the 10th annual YTV Achievement Awards in the category of Acting. The YTV Achievement Awards honor youth that have made a significant achievement in one of fifteen categories. Has 2 younger sisters Is friends with Andrew Francis.
Bill Switzer
Mitchell Taylor/Slash
for Mitchell Taylor/Slash in The Junior League of Super Mutants
Suggested by tdk0403
The Story revolves around five teenagers in the quiet Suberban city of Angel Grove Chris Rivera, Zoey Fairchild, Mitchell Taylor, Cindy Jackson, and Jett Jackson spend their afternoons in the ballpark dreaming of the big leagues During a late-inning practice, they discover a mysterious Crystal Baseball buried beneath the pitcher's mound. The artifact contains Primordial Oooze, a cosmic substance that alters their genetic code upon contact. infused with mutant-like powers, that are tied to their inner strengths the teens are recruited by Lord Raiden the God of Thunder to serve as Earth's first line of defense against the creeping shadows of Outworld. Operating outside of the Junior Mutant Control Center a high tech bunker hidden beneath the stadium's dugout the team is guided by Raiden and his quirky beeping droid assistant R2-D2. when they aren't saving the world, the teens decompress at Marv's beer a local hangout run by the wise-cracking Winston Ryker, where they balance the struggles of adolosence within their secret identities.
