Perry Ball

Perry Ball was born in Seneca, Missouri on December 21, 1953. After his first birthday he moved with his family from Missouri to Grand Junction, Colorado. He grew up on a farm near Palisade and later went to Arizona to double major in History and Religion at Grand Canyon University where he earned a Bachelors of Arts Degree. He attended Mesa State University, Central Missouri State University and Hannibal Lagrange College taking undergraduate classes in Business, Liberal Arts and Counseling. Perry received a Masters of Divinity With Languages from Southeastern Baptist Seminary in Wake Forest North Carolina and had attended Golden Gate Baptist Seminary in Mill Valley, California as well. Perry was the youngest of seven children born to his Parents; Charley and Mary Ball. His oldest sister Avis died before she had her first birthday. His sister Josephine died at 69 years old in 2007 and his brother Willis died at age 69 in 2009. His two sisters Charlene Baecker and Delleva Austin both still live in Colorado and his brother Vernon lives in Fort Worth, Texas . Perry has always had an interest in acting. He has had a number of opportunities in theater, film and television while in school. As an adult he served in the US Army during the Vietnam War, had careers as a Baptist minister, Social Worker, and in Computers. He had continued to perform in radio, television, theatre, and film throughout his life in small roles until his retirement. Since 2006 he began to work full time in the television and film industry. He has played roles like Chief Bill Godsey in the feature film Dormant, Detective Rice in NC-60, Kraig (The Art Room Teacher) in the film Kill Yourself, and other rolls. He has been in several television series including Ressurection, Sleepy Hollow, Red Band Society, Under the Dome, Devious Maids and others. He was Executive Vice-President of Isle of Skye Productions from 2014 until early 2016. He became President and owner of Perry Ball Productions as well as President and Partner of KayPer Productions in January 2016. He loves to work on both sides of the camera. Show less «