Trevor Hawkins

Whether on set, in the wild or from his skateboard, Trevor Hawkins' appetite for cinema, wildlife and adventure has taken him around the globe. His unique aesthetic as director and cinematographer has earned endless millions of views, three Vimeo Staff-Picks, the title "Exceptional Filmmaker" from National Geographic and worldwide acclaim from various magazine, film, television and commercial industries. Hawkins also works as a screenwriter, editor, colorist, still photographer and occasionally as an energetic on-screen personality. Hawkins founded the film and photography studio, MAMMOTH, in 2010 and has used this platform to represent his work ever since. Beyond feature films, he and his team produce documentaries, tourism and wildlife videos, TV shows, commercials and photography. "[Trevor Hawkins] has the ability to capture the large-scale wonder and grandeur of our entire existence, but can then travel down to share the most intimate of details and moments. " He's also a life-long resident of Lake Lotawana, MO and can usually be found boating, sailing, swimming, scuba diving, critter-catching, rehabilitating wildlife, wakeboarding, skateboarding, kayaking and generally creating art and finding adventure everywhere. Today, Hawkins is currently in-development of his second feature film, The Velvet Elk. Hawkins wore many hats on his first full-length feature film, Lotawana, including writer, director, cinematographer, editor and colorist. He is also currently creating a full-length documentary spanning several years of production with the Denver Museum of Nature and Science about the importance and neglect of science in much of the world's mainstream popular culture.