made his motion picture debut in Little Shots of Happiness as the drummer who cheats on his scenester girlfriend with Bonnie Dickenson's Frances. Dallesandro comparisons aside, Bill is actually a talented musician as well, contributing music for the soundtracks of Little Shots (as part of the Boston bands Sugarbitch and Glissenette) and the new Verow spectacle, Shucking the Curve (as part of the experimental noise troupe Sexxxy.)

Bill portrays Mid-Western transplant/drug dealer Rodney in Shucking the Curve with an emphasis on the physical. He did all his own stunts, including a rather hair-raising free fall  when Kathy (Leanne Whitney) and Suzanne (Bonnie Dickenson) throw him, od'ed and presumed dead, down a flight of grimy Lower East Side stairs. Never one to complain on a film set, Bill did the take about twenty times.

His next role in The Trouble with Perpetual Deja-Vu hit closer to home, as it is filmed where he and brother Jim Dwyer were raised, Cape Cod. As Joe, Bill combines his experiences of growing up an outsider with a keen eye to the solitary existence that any one "washed ashore" on the Cape feels.

He currently makes vibrant appearances in A Sudden Loss of Gravity and Once and Future Queen. He resides in Boston and NYC.