Growing up in Syracuse, New York, E.L. Williams developed a knack for creative expression at a young age to cope with living in a tough environment. As he matured, this gift resulted in E.L. participating in several local productions, including the theatrical play "Arthur, The Musical" which made it all the way off Broadway. Now a resident of Atlanta, the entertainment industries new hot spot, E.L. cultivated his craft and has been featured in several television productions such as Tyler Perry's "House of Payne" and "For Better or Worse", VH1's "Single Ladies", Lifetime's "Drop Dead Diva", and BET's "The Game" just to name a few. He also secured a principle role in the dramatic independent film, "When I Hold Me Ears" released in 2015. E.L. is a student of the Meisner technique and studies at the renowned Nick Conti's Professional Actors Studio in Atlanta, GA.