Trey McGriff is an actor, composer, director, and filmmaker, based out of Atlanta, Georgia. Trey is fast becoming one of the freshest and in-demand faces in Atlanta with his diverse talents and wide-ranging background in film, tv, and music. McGriff began acting at a very young age and portrayed Mowgli in a middle school play for the Jungle Book. Trey wrote the theme songs for Steve Niles' Remains and Alien Opponent, both films continue to air on NBC's Chiller TV, Syfy, Netflix, Hulu, and beyond. You can see Trey in Lifetime Network's Ring Of Fire and Anna Nicole, Paramount's Same Kind of Different As Me, Frankenstein Created Bikers, Baby Driver, and more. McGriff has gained over twenty years of stage time performing his original music in front of large crowds at House of Blues, Jagermeister Music Tour, Coca-Cola Roxy Theater, Centennial Olympic Park, Walnut Creek Amphitheater, The Ritz, Terrapin Brewery, Sweet Water Brewery, and many more. You may have heard Trey's songs on NBC, Nat Geo Channel, ID Investigation Discovery, Showtime, World of Playboy TV(Playmate Lindsey Gayle Evans), MTV's Real World, MTV's Undressed, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, Comcast TV, NPR, Red Bull Films, and beyond. Trey McGriff stars in, wrote and directed the films: Gift That Kept Giving, Kuriosity Killz, Spooky Snow Day, and Something In My Attic. Trey is set to direct, compose, and act in ShovelHead The Movie, a unique Horror/Thriller feature film starring Michael Berryman.