Trevor Doyle

A former archaeologist, Trevor Doyle is perhaps best known for producing Finland's first superhero film "Rendel: Dark Vengeance". Rendel was both a commercial success and a multi award winning festival darling, achieving great international notoriety at the Cannes film festival, and the genre giant Feratum Film Fest in Mexico City, where it won best action feature. Recently, Trevor produced Mongolia's entry to the Oscars and the Emmy's, The Steed. This film was shot entirely in Mongolia and won best picture at the San Diego International Film Festival and was awarded the Spirit Of Cinema Award at Oldenburg International Film Festival in Germany. Trevor rose through the ranks, and learned by doing, working as camera, grip and electric, editing, line producing, sound, casting, locations, writing, and DIT. This has given Trevor a holistic knowledge of the filmmaking process script to screen few posses in the industry. In Portland Oregon, Doyle not only produced and directed numerous award winning commercials, music videos and PSA's but also ran a motion capture studio working with the artistic director of Super Genius Studios, creators of The walking dead video game. Always interested in working on artistic endeavors that make a difference Trevor worked as the technical director for The Spanish speaking TV show "En Familia", that covered issues for migrants in the US, and instructed battered migrant women on how to do all forms production work. Other feature films of note from his career are Sergei Bodrov's "Mongol: The Rise of Genghis Khan" starring Tadanobu Asano, DJ Caruso's "Disturbia" starring Shia LaBeouf, Deborah Kampmeier's "Hound Dog" starring David Morse and Dakota Fanning. Trevor began his producing career while on a one year hiatus from The Finnish National Board Of Antiquities where he wrote, produced and directed a documentary about Finnish Winter War evacuees called "In The Shadow of Pallas", all this while working as a reindeer herder on the Norwegian border of Lapland. Trevor, a disabled U.S. Army combat veteran, is a native of Southern California and was educated in Los Angeles, New York City, Massachusetts, Idaho, Finland and Oregon.