Despite the fact that he has mild Cerebral Palsy, which affects his right arm and leg, Liam has still has many paid and professional acting roles and is always being rebooked by happy clients. He has not let this mild disability affect his work. After growing up on a farm and in a family environment that encouraged the use of imagination, Liam found himself at home in drama classes when he entered high school, enabling him to put his natural improvisation abilities to use. He then pursued his acting career at Murdoch University studying a BA in English and Creative Arts, honing his acting talent and enthusiastically taking direction from a range of directors. With the opportunity to experience numerous support and main roles, and lead as Joe in the two and a half hour epic stage performance of Dust in the university’s well equipped Nexus Theatre, Liam’s love for theatre grew even stronger. Wanting to broaden his horizons, Liam enrolled in the Film and Television Institute's Screen Acting class, where his abilities in front of camera were carefully honed under the guidance of Fern Nicholson.