Trevor Tordjman

Background

Trevor Tordjman was born on November 22, 1995, in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, to an Indian father from Allahabad, India, and an Argentinian mother from Buenos Aires, Argentina. He began dancing at age four at his mother’s dance studio, Confidance. After this, he slowly began dedicating more and more time to the art until most of his day would go to practicing and studying it. Though he was exposed to and trained in various dance forms, including ballet, jazz, lyrical, and tap, he was particularly enamored by Hip Hop and Breakdancing. Tordjman eventually developed his own unique style. He participated in national ad campaigns for brands like Coca-Cola and The Family Channel.

His first significant television role was that of James in Temple Street Production’s mockumentary-style teen drama “The Next Step” in 2012. Two years later, in 2014, Tordjman founded a dance workshop and convention provider Raw Motion Dance. The following year, he appeared in the Ariana Berlin biopic “Full Out,” playing the role of Nate, a gymnast.

He has also acted in short films like “Bartholomew” (2016) and “Prom Night” (2017). In 2018, he played the lead role of Bucky in the Disney Channel Original movie “Zombies,” a role he reprised in the film’s sequels “Zombies 2” and the upcoming “Zombies 3.” He also hosts the Disney Channel dance competition “Disney Jam Fam” alongside Ariel Martin. In 2021, he began playing the lead role of Parker Preston in “Bunk’d.” Tordjman has also appeared in a few music videos for artists like Victoria Duffield and Shawn Desman.