Hosted by Ermantourage. Stuck at home during this quarantine? Hang out with us digitally for our video interview and Q&A with Trevor Wall of The Mission Entertainment.
This is a part of a collection of online interviews for Hollywood Chills 12. Due to the Coronavirus, Hollywood Chills originally scheduled for April in LA is now taking place online through a series of webinars. Portion of registrations to benefit Inner City Arts LA.
Registrants will receive Zoom link via email.
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Trevor Wall began his entertainment career as an awkwardly shy Squanto in a very problematic kindergarten Thanksgiving play. Being born and raised in Southern California not only afforded him the luxury of never experiencing a real winter, but also made the dream of working in Hollywood that much more tangible. As an only child raised by a cinephile single mom, he watched hundreds of hours of classic cinema that taught him everything he knows about the human condition (for better and for worse). Trevor went on to study filmmaking in high school for free and in college for several thousands of dollars that he will likely never pay off. After interning at various production companies (Overbrook Entertainment, Voltage Pictures), he started working at The Mission Entertainment as the assistant to Andrew Coles (Queen & Slim, Twenties). Trevor’s continued to fail upward at the company now as a Creative Producer — fighting for those underrepresented stories that deserve to be told on screens big and small. When Trevor’s not making his mom proud working in Hollywood, you can find him wandering a local art museum during the day and moonlighting as a masked vigilante at night.