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Trevor Bartlett

Blew town for the the left coast soon after graduation. Motorbike broke down in California where I got a job at an artsytype filmhouse in Petaluma. Returned to the seacoast for the birth of my boy, Griffin, in '94, when I got a sweet position running the film program and coordinating events at The Music Hall which I held for just over 12 years. Spent many of those with a parallel gig at The Telluride Film Festival (which takes place in Colorado, but was run, oddly enough, from offices in Portsmouth. Met lots of fabulous freaks and performers and artists fruitloops of every stripe. That was awesome. Left my post at The Music Hall to help get the TFF's Berkeley office up and running, but California squeezed me out like a splinter, and I came rocketing home.

Returned again, this time to a job writing film reviews for The Wire newspaper, and handling all their layout and design. Also scored a growing position with local promotor/producer/talent agent Richard Smith, and continue to freelance as a marketing, creative and promotional consultant for a number of local artists and companies.

Took the reigns of The Portsmouth Halloween Parade a few years back with a few of my closest co-conspirators, which brings me no end of pride and mischievous fun. Turns out, self expression through thought and creativity is cool.

Known to some as a "serial monogamist" I continue to be legally single, but have shared my life and love with some very wonderful people along the way, including Griffin's mom, Christy Cloutier (who went to PHS, but a few years behind us), with whom he lives in Rye, and my current squeeze, Denise who lives in Rye Beach.

So there.

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