Born in Geelong and lived some time in London before returning to Melbourne Australia, In 1998 he presented and produced a cult T.V Program on the community station Channel 31, called Fifteen Fabulous minutes. After two seasons he became an editor and changed the name of the program to Living It Loud. On the success of first lifestyle program he was nominated for five Antenna awards, and won Best Variety Program in 2004. He went on to produce other programs Satisfaction,Sizzle with Steve along side producing television commercials for networks in Australia. Williams traveled to U.S.A to host FashionistaUSA on his return to Australia he started production on his first Documentary film "Urine Aid" winning Best DocumentaryFilm at the Switzerland International Film Festival.
He was nominated for a 1977 Joseph Jefferson Award for Actor in a Principal Role in a Musical for "Joplin", at the St. Nicholas Theater Company in Chicago, Illinois.
