Trevor, a talented individual with a passion for film, embarked on his academic journey by studying Anthropology at Carleton University in Ottawa. His academic pursuits were soon followed by a creative outlet, as he attended the New York Film Academy and graduated in 2002. This marked the beginning of his foray into the film industry, as he teamed up with Jon Knautz and Patrick White to form Brookstreet Pictures Corp.
As the CEO of Brookstreet Pictures, Trevor took the reins, producing and acting in a series of short films, including Teen Massacre, Still Life, The Other Celia, and Moment of Truth. His entrepreneurial spirit was undoubtedly shaped by his involvement with various business holdings, including March Networks and the venture capital firm, Wesley Clover Corporation.
Trevor's unique blend of creative and logistical skills was showcased in his role as both the titular character and producer of Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer, Brookstreet Pictures' first feature film. The company's second feature, The Shrine, premiered at the 2010 FanTasia Int'l Film Festival, where it won the Audience Award for Best Canadian Feature. As the CEO of Brookstreet Pictures, Trevor continues to cultivate a diverse range of projects, ensuring a bright future for the company.
