Trevor made his acting debut at the tender age of six in the drama film "Iron Jawed Angels", an incredible production that sheds light on the struggles and triumphs of the Women's Suffrage Movement in the early 1900s. The movie boasted an impressive cast, including Hillary Swank, Angelica Houston, and Patrick Dempsey.
His next significant role came in the form of "Big Fish", a whimsical film directed by Tim Burton, which featured an all-star cast including Albert Finney, Jessica Lange, Danny DeVito, and Ewan McGregor. Trevor landed the part of Will's son, marking a significant milestone in his young career.
Since 2003, Trevor has appeared in numerous television commercials, including the Mederma scar cream ad, which featured his image on the pages of several parenting magazines. He has also starred in two additional films, "Loggerheads" and "Southern Belles", both of which were filmed near his hometown in North Carolina.
Trevor has also made appearances on the Dr. Phil show as a celebrity guest and dedicates his time to various charitable organizations, including the Painted Turtle, the Ronald McDonald House, and the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS foundation, as a way to give back to his community.
One of his most notable voice-over projects was "Fly Me to the Moon", an animated 3-D film that tells the story of three 'tween-aged flies who stow away on the Apollo 11 flight to the moon. Trevor played the lead role of "Nat", a curious and adventurous fly who is always looking for a new thrill. The film featured an impressive cast, including Nicollette Sheridan, Ed Begley Jr., Tim Curry, Christopher Lloyd, Kelly Ripa, and even Buzz Aldren.
Trevor's voice-over work also includes his role as "L.O", a series regular on Cartoon Network's "Happy Monster Band", a show that teaches children about the wonders of the world.
In the summer of 2009, Trevor starred in the Warner Brothers production "Shorts", a family-friendly adventure/comedy written and directed by Robert Rodriguez. Trevor played the role of "Loogie", a mischievous young boy who discovers a magic wishing rock that grants wishes to anyone who holds it. The film also featured an impressive cast, including William H. Macy, Jon Cryer, James Spader, and Leslie Mann.
Trevor can currently be seen starring as a series regular in the television comedy "The New Adventures of Old Christine", which is now in its fifth season on CBS. Trevor plays the role of Ritchie, the son of the show's lead character, Christine, played by the Emmy-winning actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
