Trenton Chappell was born in Texas on December 4th, 2000. He was raised in a household by a single mother named Summer and would later be adopted by his stepfather Rick.
At a young age Trenton loved making people laugh. Knowing that he could bring people together through jokes he set off to become an entertainer when we grew up. He would later create the famous podcast “Trenton Chappell Live,” where he would interview anyone from musicians to actors to even political figures.
Trenton wanted to do more though, he wanted to inspire people through videos. He would begin uploading regularly to his YouTube channel, but he wanted to create high productions. So he made the documentary “Inside the Musical World,” then “Survival of the Fittest,” then “Fishbowl: 12 Years in the Making,” which was his first film to be played in theaters, then finally making his first ever feature documentary “Entering the Spirit Realm.”
Trenton would eventually want to pursue writing and making more fictional films so he wrote the film “Clyde” with his father and he also directed the film. The film would later win no awards but Trenton would win “Best New Director” at a small town film festival.
Trenton is now a flight attendant who is still working on more projects. He would open a Patreon page where people could support his growing company.