Trenton's life began on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, a picturesque coastal region, before he relocated to Los Angeles in 2005, a move that would shape his future in the entertainment industry.
From a young age, Trenton's passion for acting was evident, and he started his career at just four years old by appearing in student films at New York University. As he grew older, his talent and experience only continued to expand, and by 2007, he had already worked on a variety of projects, including pilots, TV episodes, national commercials, print ads, radio ads, and animated features for Disney and Warner Bros.
Trenton's impressive resume boasts credits in three feature films, including "He's Just Not That Into You," which starred Jennifer Aniston, Ben Affleck, and Drew Barrymore, "Opposite Day," featuring Pauley Shore, and "Babysitters Beware," alongside Danny Trejo, Rico Rodriguez, and Dee Wallace.
In addition to his work in live-action films, Trenton has also made a name for himself in the world of voiceover, bringing iconic characters to life in animated projects such as "Little Einsteins" and "Happiness is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown." He has voiced the character of Leo, the team leader in "Little Einsteins," and Charlie Brown and Schroeder in the animated film, "Happiness is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown."
One of Trenton's greatest accomplishments to date is his ability to voice such iconic characters for nearly five years, a testament to his dedication and talent. In 2019, he was accepted into Baldwin Wallace University, where he is pursuing a BFA in Acting.
When he is not on stage or in front of a camera, Trenton enjoys a variety of hobbies, including writing and producing music, free writing, dancing, hiking, and drafting ideas for film and television. These activities allow him to express his creativity and explore his passion for storytelling, with the ultimate goal of writing and directing his own project.
As an avid reader, Trenton enjoys a wide range of literature, from memoirs like Flea's "Acid for the Children" to classic novels like Victor Hugo's "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." He also appreciates visual media, including his favorite TV shows "SNL" and "Rick and Morty," as well as films written and directed by Quentin Tarantino.
Trenton is grateful to call Los Angeles his home, taking advantage of the city's numerous opportunities and thriving entertainment industry. As he continues to grow as an artist, he remains dedicated to his craft, always seeking to expand his range and push himself creatively.
