Trent Ducan

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Trent Duncan is an award winning Independent Filmmaker based in Orlando, FL. His Epic Horror Battles create a fan film universe that has captured the attention of horror fans around the globe. Visit http://TrentDuncan.com for more information.

Biography
An American award-winning Independent Filmmaker, Trent was born in Orlando, Florida. As a young teenager, he began creating stories with his siblings. Using his Dad's VHS camcorder, their creativity blossomed into fun comedy skits and short films. Later, Trent would go on to receive a degree in Film Production Technology from Valencia College. He worked in the local film industry before enlisting in the United States Navy.

During his time in the service, Trent trained for the Navy SEALs before being stationed with a Mobile Security Squadron in Norfolk, Virginia. His Unit deployed to the Middle East and Europe three times in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. As part of a prestige Navy RAVEN security team, Trent completed numerous high-profile security missions to over two dozen countries on three separate continents. His military journeys led Trent to produce several short films and documentaries. Some of which can be seen on the Discovery and Military Channel.

After separating from the military, Trent moved to Burbank, California. There he worked in the entertainment industry, producing and directing several short films, web-series, and music videos. After moving back home to Orlando, Trent continues to operate his video production company while working as an instructor, teaching Digital Film and Video Production. He has also developed many endeavors, including the Online Film School Boot Camp and the End of Days Film Festival. Trent is most notably known for his Epic Horror Battles on YouTube, where thousands of subscribers enjoy his horror fan film battles.

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Joined YouTube Mar 20, 2006

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