Colin Trevorrow

Colin Trevorrow was born on Sep 13, 1976 in USA. Colin Trevorrow's big-screen debut came with Making Revolution directed by Daniel Klein in 2003.

Born in San Francisco and raised in Oakland, Colin Trevorrow started making short films when he was 12 years old. He studied film and dramatic writing at New York University. After graduation, he wrote and directed "Home Base" a digital short that became one of the early viral successes on the internet. His first feature film, "Safety Not Guaranteed" was written by fellow NYU graduate Derek Connolly, who met Trevorrow while they were both interns on Saturday Night Live.