Career Highlights

• Miss March is written and directed by Trevor Moore and Zach Cregger
• Trevor Moore began his career at an early age as a published cartoonist in Virginia
• Trevor is the head writer for the comedy troupe "The Whitest Kids U Know" and a staff comedy writer for ImaginAsianTV
• Zach Cregger was raised in Arlington, VA. Attended the Schools of Visual Arts in New York
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• Trevor and Zach are a part of the NY comedy troupe, The Whitest Kids U Know
• Watch The Whitest Kids U Know sketches on IFC.com and rent them on Netflix

Trevor Moore

Career Overview

Trevor Moore is a comedian, actor, satirist, cartoonist, writer, and director best known for his current project, the New York City-based comedy troupe Whitest Kids U' Know. Moore started his career at a young age; at 12 years old he became the world’s youngest published cartoonist with his book “Scraps”. At 16 he was writing weekly cartoons for several newspapers in Virginia and after graduating high school he traveled to LA to pursue stand-up comedy. When he was 19 years old he signed a deal to write and produce “The Trevor Moore Show,” a weekly sketch comedy program, for PAX-TV affiliates. Due to the show’s offensive content it was cancelled after 11 months and Moore went on to write for ImaginAsianTV. There he was a producer/writer for “Uncle Morty's Dub Shack”, a comedy show that involved comedians re-voicing and parodying old Asian movies.

Moore had also studied at Manhattan's School of Visual Arts where he met friends like Zach Cregger and the rest of the boys who would make up their comedy troupe, The Whitest Kids U’ Know. In 2004, the troupe had a regular engagement at a Lower East Side bar and they were also invited to the HBO U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in 2006 where they won the jury prize for Best Sketch Group. In 2009, Moore and fellow comedian Cregger wrote, directed, and starred in their first feature-length film, Miss March.

Zach Cregger

Career Overview

Zach Cregger - comedian, actor, satirist, writer, and director – is a member of the comedy troupe Whitest Kids U' Know, and also starred in the film Miss March, which he co-directed and co-wrote with Trevor Moore. As a child Cregger was interested in music, acting and writing, and he eventually attended the School of Visual Arts in New York City where he met his fellow 'The Whitest Kids U Know' co-stars in a Brooklyn dormitory. The troupe eventually got its own show on network IFC in 2007 and Cregger wrote for and starred in the series. He also branched out into film and appeared in 2008’s College before creating Miss March in 2009.

Miss March is Cregger's feature film writing and directing debut. The movie he and Moore wrote tells the story of two boys on a road trip to the Playboy Mansion. Cregger’s character awakes from a 4 year coma to find that his virginal high school sweetheart has since become a Playboy Playmate. His sex-crazed roommate (Moore) convinces him to take a cross-country road trip to crash a party at the magazine’s mansion and win the girls of his dreams back.

Our Interview

Trevor Moore and Zach Cregger join ThinkTalk host Zack Sherwood to discuss Miss March, Whitest Kids U’ Know, and their personal career paths that led them to where they are now. The guys also answer questions from students from The University of Maryland regarding where they got the idea for Miss March, the process of moving from a comedy troupe to getting a movie deal, and where they get their material for their comedy sketches.