Trevor Clark Thalin began making short films at just seven years old, collaborating with friends and family to bring his early stories to life. His passion for filmmaking led him to transfer high schools to begin formal film education, eventually enrolling at the Los Angeles Film School at 18. There, he gained hands-on experience working on a variety of projects including short films, music videos, commercials, television shows, and documentaries—collaborating with notable industry figures such as writer J.F. Lawton and director Kyle Newacheck. 

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​Earlier in his career, Trevor worked at Disney ABC Television Group in Manhattan, where he gained hands-on experience in live television and news production. He contributed to a range of high-profile programs such as Good Morning America, GMA Live, ABC News Special Report, What Would You Do?, and News Pop, supporting post-production teams in a fast-paced, nationally broadcast environment.

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After returning to his home state of New Hampshire, Trevor worked alongside Academy Award-winning writer Ernest Thompson on the indie film Heavenly Angle. He soon launched into directing his own feature projects, including a documentary following comedian Michael Fechter’s mission to raise money for orphans in South Africa. The film featured appearances from Jay Leno, Shepard Fairey, Al Franken, Paula Poundstone, Jeff Foxworthy, and others.

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Trevor’s debut feature film, Baby, received critical acclaim, winning Best Feature Film at the SoCal Film Festival and Best Actress at the Riverside International Film Festival. He was profiled in Film The Magazine and received nominations for Talented New Director and Best Feature Film at the Madrid International Film Festival.

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His work in advertising has made a significant impact, with commercials airing on major broadcast and cable networks, as well as streaming platforms including Disney+, Hulu, Max, Paramount+, Peacock, Tubi, A&E, Amazon, and Netflix. His commercials have also appeared in over 15,000 theaters nationwide, screening before blockbuster events such as Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour and Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour.