ABOUT
Trey Everett was born in Houston, Texas in 1988 and grew up just south of the city in the suburb of Pasadena. His mother and father were both single parent, blue-color workers in the medical industry and with the United States Postal Service, respectively. Despite his family having no real ties to any creative professions, from a young age he was drawn to the arts.
In high-school, he worked part-time jobs and exerted all of his energy into school plays, musicals, and gigs in various rock and roll bands with his friends.
For college, Trey flew the coop, and moved to sunny Southern California to attend a conservatory for film & television acting, with aspirations of becoming a working actor. After many years of flirting with a livable income from acting and playing music, he finally realized he wasn't quite cut out for the life of a movie star or frontman, and settled back into his truest, and longest running passion; storytelling.
Based in Orange County, CA, Trey still plays music as the drummer and back-up vocalist in the three-piece folk band, Moonlight Graham. With MG, Trey has played in venues all across Los Angeles and Orange County, as well as multiple tours throughout the American southwest.
In high-school, he worked part-time jobs and exerted all of his energy into school plays, musicals, and gigs in various rock and roll bands with his friends.
For college, Trey flew the coop, and moved to sunny Southern California to attend a conservatory for film & television acting, with aspirations of becoming a working actor. After many years of flirting with a livable income from acting and playing music, he finally realized he wasn't quite cut out for the life of a movie star or frontman, and settled back into his truest, and longest running passion; storytelling.
Based in Orange County, CA, Trey still plays music as the drummer and back-up vocalist in the three-piece folk band, Moonlight Graham. With MG, Trey has played in venues all across Los Angeles and Orange County, as well as multiple tours throughout the American southwest.
Whether he is crafting a character's words in the throes of a screenplay, or discovering the depths of a set piece in. novel, Trey is always carefully and meticulously telling the stories he feels most compelled to tell.
To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.
— Ralph Waldo Emerson