Bryce Bullis began his career in the entertainment business as a 5 year old with the Wi-Na-Kee Indian Dancers, a dance troupe made up of Boy Scouts and Campfire Girls. As a teen, Bryce performed with the North Hennepin Surburban Theatre Company, the Minneapolis Children's Theatre, and the world acclaimed Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis, MN.

In his early 20's, he played bass guitar for a Minneapolis based rock and roll band alongside Replacements lead guitarist Slim Dunlap.

After the breakup of the band, Bryce went into the field of Broadcasting and worked as an on air personality for several of the major radio stations in the Minneapolis/St. Paul market. Bryce also at this time was the stage manager for the Las Vegas style nightclub, The Carlton Celebrity Room, where he worked with many of the leading names in entertainment.

After the club closed its doors, Bryce performed as a Stand Up Comedian and as a Magician's Assistant as well as acting as personal manager for his son's entertainment career.

In the spring of 2009, Bryce decided to try his hand as a screen actor, an avenue that he had left unexplored. He has performed in films produced by students from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Local Independent Filmmakers, and with Independent Filmmakers from the Los Angeles area.

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Bryce Bullis

Actor