Zac Pullam

Zac Pullam was born in Ocala, FL, in 2001, and his family later moved to Tallahassee in 2006, which he considers his hometown. From a young age, he exhibited an interest in performing, frequently participating in school plays, talent shows, and local theatre productions in Tallahassee, FL. His acting career began in 2011 when he was cast in a lead role in a short film after attending an open casting call at the Florida State University Film School. This experience led to his involvement in over 15 Florida State University Student films, where he often secured lead roles. Three of these student films, “Cootie Contagion,” “The Hatchling,” and “Lemonopolis,” received College Television Emmy Awards. He also secured his first print modeling job for the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry. Pursuing further opportunities, Pullam began taking acting classes and attending workshops in Atlanta, GA, where he signed with a local agent. In January 2013, he relocated to Los Angeles with his mother, where he secured representation with an agent and manager, leading to various auditions.

Upon his move to Los Angeles, Zac Pullam quickly began building his portfolio with significant roles. He appeared in a Trident Layers commercial and music video as the “Trident Player,” featured in two episodes of “Awesomeness TV’s Kid History,” and participated in a Toby Keith music video. A significant milestone in his television career was his casting as a series regular on the MTV series “Finding Carter,” where he portrayed Grant Wilson. The show ran for 2.5 seasons, allowing him to develop his character alongside lead actors such as Kathryn Prescott, Anna Jacoby-Herron, Cynthia Watros, and Alexis Denisof. His television work further expanded with appearances on “NCIS” (2018) and “Marvel: Agents of Shield” (2020), where he played Mitch and Biff, respectively. In film, Pullam worked on “Hillbilly Elegy” (2020), a Netflix film directed by Ron Howard, and most recently secured a supporting role in the film “Lilly” alongside Patricia Clarkson.

Outside of his acting commitments, Pullam is involved in creative pursuits, including writing and directing short films. He graduated with honors in 2019 from Florida’s Virtual Online School, completing his diploma in three years. His personal interests include skateboarding, surfing, listening to music, fishing (when in Florida), and spending time with friends. He has also developed skills such as whip cracking and possesses proficiency with rifles and shotguns, as noted in his resume. Pullam maintains an active presence on social media platforms like Instagram and X, connecting with his audience and providing updates on his projects.