PS Film Talent Division

A New Jersey native, Trey left home after high school for the US Navy.  While serving, he worked as an Avionics Technician on F-14's, received the National Defense Ribbon for service during Operation Desert Storm and ended his service at the elite Fighter Weapons School (Top Gun) at Miramar, CA.  Upon completion of his service, Trey studied Neuroscience and Psychology at Northeastern University graduating Magna Cum Laude with high honors.  At Northeastern, Trey took his first acting class and caught the acting bug.  Trey then spent a few years playing semi-professional football as a safety and quarterback, appearing on several live morning shows and the Super Bowl in Houston in 2001.  After which, Trey went onto Law School, were he studied Constitutional Law with a focus on First Amendment issues.  While in Law School , Trey appeared in some student films as well as a featured extra on "The Fighter" with Mark Wahlburg, Amy Adams and Christian Bale.  Having graduated Law School at the same time as the economic collapse, the hiring freeze in the field of law allowed him to pursue his passion for story telling when he wrote his first screenplay "A Place in Time" which was nominated for a Golden Palm at the Beverly Hills Film Festival and won second place at the Sunset Film Festival.  Since that time Trey has received his MFA in screenwriting from University of California, Riverside and furthered his acting skills through several master classes.  Trey landed his first lead in a feature film in 2019 as Alex in "Death and Bowling."  Premiering at OUTfest, "Death and Bowling" won the audience award and was nominated for a GLADD Media Award in 2023.  Insatiable curiosity, a positive outlook and a love of learning continue to define him.  Trey loves meditation and spending time in nature, as well as writing poetry, acrylic painting and spending time with his rescue dog Tilly.