Trevor Engelson started the management/production company Underground.
Engelson’s producing career includes the current series Snowfall on FX, the TV adaptation of Heathers for Paramount+, the Olympic sports docuseries Dream Team, which was released on Paramount+ last year, the Emmy®-nominated documentary special L.A. Burning: The Riots 25 Years Later for A&E and the feature music driven documentary Give Me Future, which Apple bought and released after its premiere at Sundance.
On the movie side, he produced the Netflix comedy The After Party, Warner Bros. comedy License to Wed starring Robin Williams, John Krasinski and Mandy Moore, 20th Century Fox’s All About Steve starring Sandra Bullock and Bradley Cooper, Lionsgate’s Remember Me starring Robert Pattinson and Pierce Brosnan, Blumhouse and Universal’s Incarnate starring Aaron Eckhart, and a number of others including Small Engine Repair starring Jon Bernthal and the upcoming film Dragon’s Lair starring Ryan Reynolds for Netflix.
He is married to his wife Tracey and has two young daughters.
