Trevor

I was born in Cocoa Beach Florida. At an early age I got the bug to be in the spot lite and the center of attention. When I was 9 my mother and I moved to the Cherokee Indian Reservation in North Carolina. Since before I was born my mother was a singer and still is today. When She was pregnant with me she was on the road with her band at that time. And after I was born I was on the road with her traveling from gig to gig and thats how it was until I left home at the age of 16. I think that the fact that I was around so many out going and talented people who were in the spot light is the reason I am doing what I am today. The summer before my freshman year of High School I left my mothers care and tracked out on my own. Living with random friends and family. In 4 years I attended 5 different high schools in 5 different states. And due to this fact I barely graduated due to lack of credits. But I did indeed graduate out of Ohio. Before graduation I was unsure of where fate would take me. I had planned on going into the Navy and was going to take the SEAL challenge. But a friend of mine found a flier for the American Musical and Dramatic Academy. And he thought since I had gotten the lead in the school plays that this was the path I should take. I ended up getting a call from AMDA's New York office asking if I were available for an audition in Chicago. At the time I was working construction as a mason's assistant. So my boss and I made the trip to Chi town. And I have got to say I was quite unsure that I would get in since before this audition I had never done any thing like this before. As a matter of fact I had no clue to what a monologue was or even how long 16 bars was. And to top it all off I had no clue what would be a good monologue nor did I have a clue what a Broadway musical was. But luckily the dean of admissions suggested a few plays from which to chose the monologue, and informed me that on of my favorite songs of all time "Mack the Knife" was actually from the Three Penny Opera. A few weeks later I was informed that I had been accepted into the conservatory. I chose the Hollywood campus. I chose this campus mainly because I had recently met my long lost sister who resides in San Diego and had hopes of forming a relationship with her. I finished AMDA a half year early, so I could begin to hit the bricks and audition. The AMDA experience was great due to the AMAZING friends I made. Oh and I now have a plethora of musical theatre experience, and know exactly what both a monologue and 16 bars consist of. Through AMDA I acquired my first and current acting manager Julie Abrams who has in the year I've been with her, helped me get signed commercially with the Abrams Artists Agency. All in all I feel I am where I should be and that I am doing what I was meant to do and that is to entertain. Although my life was not all peaches and cream I feel the experiences I have had the people I have met and the choices I have made are what make up the person I am today and would not change one moment of my past. I look forward to my future and can only imagine what is in the cards for me. You can keep up with me with this site and the links listed below.www.lacasting.com/trevortrouthttp://www.imdb.com/name/ nm2357029/