Trey Jordan

Trey Jordan is an American actor who was born to Larry and Karen Jordan on November 22nd,1984 in Kansas City, MO. Trey attended Santa Fe elementary school where he often misbehaved but was quickly put back into place by his hard working middle class parents. To channel his energy, Trey's parents put him in extra curricular activities such as basketball, football, and track & field. Trey also regularly visited church on Sundays and participated in Easter and Christmas programs. Trey continued to play sports throughout high school and was All State in Track and Field for three consecutive years. Trey also helped lead his team to a district championship his senior year. After high school, Trey went on to Bethune Cookman University where he majored in Biology his freshman year. During his Freshman year Trey and a group of student performed a historical play for the entire freshman class for a reading assignment. At the end of the performance Trey and his group received a standing ovation in which Trey caught the acting bug and didn't look back. He then transferred to Clark Atlanta University where he played football and performed in a number of stage plays such as Antigone,(2004) The Ties That Bind,(2005) Carmen Jones,(2006) and a Day of Absence (2007) just to name a few. After graduating from Clark Atlanta University with a Bachelor's Degree in Theatre Arts, Trey was booked for two traveling stage plays; The First Semester(2008) and Backslap (2009) where he lead the cast in two brilliant onstage performances. Trey now currently resides in Los Angles, CA where he has a supporting role in the upcoming Independent film Bender, where he plays a traveler in the late 1800.