Trey Campbell

Trey was born in Mobile, AL to a loving mother and father. Trey's interest and love for acting started at the age of 8 and comes from his mother's love of horror films. As a child, Trey enjoyed creating/writing stories and acting them out. When Trey was nine years old his mother was murdered, leaving Trey and his older brother with their father. Musically, Trey has played the Saxophone and also the Tuba through-out junior high and high school. When Trey was 15 years old his father passed away from cancer. Following his father's death, Trey was placed into foster care until he emancipated himself at age 19. At 20 years old Trey began to show interest in the entertainment industry once more and started attending talent searches and casting calls. In 2003 Trey received a call from a casting agency for a non-speaking role on the film Tough Luck (2003). Trey pursued his acting career for a year while working and attending college full-time. Trey made the decision to place his dream of becoming an actor on the back seat while he focused on his schooling and career in health-care. In 2007 he accepted a Job in Dallas, TX in the health-care industry and over the years became a traveler. Trey has traveled and lived in New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Lousiana, Washington, DC. , Minnesota, & California. In 2015 Trey accepted another job as a Traveling Clinical Operations Manager for a surgical device management and consulting company. Trey's 1st assignment was in Los Angeles stationed at Cedars Sinai Medical Center. Trey's dream of acting still burned brightly within him and now he was in the perfect place both career (health-care) wise and being in LA. In 2018 Trey began training at Yonda Davis Studio in Burbank, CA.